Sentence examples for lingering danger from inspiring English sources

Also, there is the lingering danger of panic.

But officials said they did not expect any lingering danger from the asbestos.

Periodic riots, ethnic clashes between Arabs and Berbers and the lingering danger of jihadist terrorism attest to festering social ills.

The tranquility of the sight on an evening of heavy snowfall belies the lingering danger looming in the peaceful winter landscape.

On Monday, American, French, Russian, Georgian and possibly German officials are planning to meet in Tbilisi to discuss the recovery effort and the lingering danger.

There was the lingering danger that a hard-line regime might take power in Moscow and resume at least a mini-version of the cold war.

In Bosnia, they have warned children of the lingering dangers of land mines.

Law enforcement officers asked Mr. Ellerd to stay away from his home for the time being because of lingering dangers.

The recent orchestrated rape and murder of ethnic Chinese in Indonesia's riots is a grim enough reminder of the lingering dangers of ethnic and religious antipathies as economic hardships worsen.Asia has rarely been without intra-regional tension, and much less in any sense united.

Any or all of them may very well point to statistics demonstrating disparity, to new strictures placed on a woman's body, or to the lingering dangers banks pose despite Dodd Frank, but these should be regarded as citations to an argument as much as they are arguments themselves.

Their "stress test" was an attempt to put a number on the potential dangers lingering on banks' books.