Sentence examples for most danger of from inspiring English sources
The UK network at most danger of being toppled is Three.
He said: "It created the most danger of all because of the danger of a head-on collision".
In 2010 Moody's credit ratings agency listed Pine Bluff as one of 22 US metropolitan areas in most danger of succumbing to a double-dip recession, citing its "negative migration trends and no clear economic driver" as the primary reasons behind its decline.
The men in most danger of losing their jobs - wrongly, in my view - are Leicester City's Nigel Pearson, West Brom's Alan Irvine and QPR's Harry Redknapp.
Though the other bags don't all have dedicated padding in this area, they do all seem to mitigate it better, and the S-Zone bag puts your laptop in the most danger of hitting the ground.
Domestic violence groups, however, argue that abused women are in the most danger of being killed right after filing for a temporary order, and deserve additional protections during that volatile period.
The very place where you are meant to feel safe – home – is often the place of most danger.
And when it comes to the most vulnerable children – those most in danger of violence, abuse, and exploitation – it means achieving universal ratification of the Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Their chief finding is that Rainier's west -- which faces the most populated areas -- is most in danger of collapse.
It is the "passion for liberty," by contrast, that is most in danger of dying out, and most in need of defenders.
For unless extraordinary measures for wage equalization independent of occupation are undertaken, the segregation of the workplace implies financial hardship and economic dependency for the sex that is, according to evolutionary psychologists, most in danger of abandonment by fickle males and most driven to care for its resource-hungry offspring.
