Sentence examples for of high danger from inspiring English sources

"This is a moment of high danger for the press; we're heading into a dark period for American democracy and American journalism," says Jay Rosen of NYU.

A confidential cable reports a consensus that Kim Jong-un will face a moment of high danger when his father dies.

What makes "Whale Wars" truly distinctive, however, is its mix of high danger and low comedy, a blend developed over three seasons by the show's producers, Rivr Media and Lizard Trading Company.

That is the moment of highest danger for the Kurds, for the Israelis, for the Saudis — and for Americans, too.

"Holding classes puts all students at a level of high risk and danger," an email sent to administrators and tweeted by the group reads.

Interstate 90 at Snoqualmie Pass, Washington's main east-west artery, was closed Tuesday because of the high danger of avalanches.

"To steer humanity out of the high danger zone, governments must step up immediate climate action and craft an agreement in 2015 that helps to scale up and speed up the global response".

For the 51 participants who demonstrated overprediction of fear, high danger led to reliably more fear overprediction than low danger; and low safety led to reliably more fear overprediction than high safety.

Berik's text for the voice-over at the end of the film: "We know that we live in a region with a high danger of earthquakes.

But a 2011 report by the Israeli human rights group B'Tselem described them as carrying "a particularly high danger of harming innocent civilians".

Defense attorney Matthew Fraling argued in court that "Mr Gray created the high danger of risk by removing himself from the prone position in which he had been placed" on the floor of the van.