Sentence examples for terms of danger from inspiring English sources

When you're young, you don't think in terms of danger.

"It's a tough one in terms of danger," Baichwal said about the delta.

QUESTION FROM DGL: How do these latest revelations from WikiLeaks compare, in terms of danger to personnel, to the war files?

But the inspection effort will be unprecedented in terms of danger and difficulty, and will need cooperation from the regime and rebel groups too.

"But in terms of danger to his life, he went though that last night and his life is not in danger at this moment".

Shepherding all those kids through the narrow pass that is learning to drive reminds me how costly the luxury is, not only in terms of environmental damage, but also in terms of danger.

His next book is "about the human agenda for the 21st century in terms of dangers, opportunities, questions".

In terms of risk, the dangers involved in the bone marrow donation process are minimal.

Eurozone banks in general "are better if not much better than they were before" in terms of the danger they might go out of business, Mr. Draghi said.

"One is that Greenspan has now thrown in his lot with Bush-Cheney in terms of the danger of the economy going to hell," he said.

In a ranking of metropolitan areas with populations of one million people or more, Transportation for America, another advocacy group, listed New York at No. 50 — behind Orlando, Miami, Denver, Chicago, Austin and San Francisco — in terms of the danger faced by pedestrians.