Sentence examples for is in danger of beginning from inspiring English sources

As LSU's season dribbles towards NCAA tournament disappointment, the putative No1 pick in this year's NBA draft is in danger of beginning his professional career without anyone quite knowing what to do with him.

A corruption trial in which 10 people are accused of trying to defraud France's richest woman is in danger of unravelling before it begins after one of the defendants attempted to kill himself.

Anyone who embarks on this book is in danger of double vision: I began reading it by itself, but soon had the Origin open for cross reference at parallel chapters, so fascinated had I become in the ways that the style of the very unVictorian Jones would modulate itself to incorporate graceful lines directly from Darwin.

Chicago (8-6) in in danger of missing the playoffs after beginning the season 7-1.

ABU SUROUJ, Sudan — As Darfur smolders in the aftermath of a new government offensive, a long-sought peacekeeping force, expected to be the world's largest, is in danger of failing even as it begins its mission because of bureaucratic delays, stonewalling by Sudan's government and reluctance from troop-contributing countries to send peacekeeping forces into an active conflict.

The collapse of the pound has only begun, and is in danger of going well beyond what our trading competitiveness might require.

For those who worry that local governments will use the application process itself to delay projects interminably, MITI has passed a law requiring prefectural governments to reach a decision within eight months.If anything, MITI is in danger of overreacting to the local diversity that has begun to emerge.

Otherwise his campaign, which began with a bang, is in danger of dying with a whimper.

Unless coalition forces began to restore order it is in danger of disintegrating.

It begins with taxes so onerous that a state or city is in danger of losing all its employers.

When a newspaper editor named Alfred Webster begins to circle Maribel like a vulture, this carefully constructed web is in danger of collapsing.