Sentence examples for present danger of from inspiring English sources

His genius is in no clear and present danger of wilting.

Or did Americans act sensibly in response to a clear and present danger of Soviet aggression?

But the real and present danger of climate change will not be discussed at the leaders' summit.

Attorney General John Ashcroft warned Tuesday of a "clear and present danger" of additional terrorist attacks, which could include trucks carrying hazardous chemicals.

David Howman, its estimable director general, has probably bored himself down the years endlessly warning of the clear and present danger of endemic doping.

Maybe for the first time since the end of the second world war, there is a clear and present danger of losing an entire academic year.

However, the tunnel is currently off-limits to general public visitation, as it is a very dangerous place to visit, with the ever-present danger of further collapse and rattlesnake bite.

With Beck and his chalkboards, though, there's an ever-present danger of distraction or worse.

In Syria the ever-present danger of war with Israel mutes dissent.

Inspire it in others and learn to live with it given the ever-present danger of your job being Uberized.

I'll be facing sudden squalls, stormy weather, areas of high pressure and the ever-present danger of death in icy waters.