Sentence examples for last danger from inspiring English sources

The six-mile channel that separates Lesbos from the east is the last danger zone before freedom beckons.

On the domestic front, his attention to urban sprawl may come at the expense of more presidential issues.Is this last danger real?

This last danger is one that Mr. Violette can avoid, but in this instance, at least, he needs to get more of his ideas out of his head and into his objects, so that his audience has more to work with.

It was the last danger posed by Evans and it was Nibali who ended up being the biggest threat on the day.

The risks were underscored on Monday by the independent organization Human Rights Watch, which asserted that both Russian and Georgian forces had used cluster munitions — bomblets that create lasting danger on the ground if they fail to explode in midair.

Unlike hacks that steal usernames and passwords, the lasting danger of the Facebook breach is limited.

While the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) have not linked glyphosate to cancer, the EFSA said it carries high long-term risks to birds and mammals and the ECHA has said it poses lasting dangers to aquatic life.

Now, as the specter of a Trump presidency has arisen out of the right's darkened political culture, Liberal America apparently sees at last the danger that has been building all along.

Although the accident at Fukushima raised global awareness about the lasting, overwhelming dangers to human beings of radioactive contamination, the money that the energy lobby sees in building more nuclear facilities is just too good to rein in, catastrophe or no catastrophe.

In 1975, Chris Burden performed the last of his "danger pieces".

The last flicker of danger from the French for quite some time came when Marc Andreu had a little run and fed Alexandre Dumoulin, the centre who generally keeps Jamie Roberts on the Parisian bench, but who here promptly dropped the pass.