Sentence examples for that a danger from inspiring English sources
Is Amref doing a little of this and a little of that – a danger in aid projects - which dissipates effort and is not cost efficient?
When he draws his gun and points it at the ground, he recognizes that a danger is present but not acute; he is focussed on alleviating the possibility of violence.
Economists like Mr. Weinberg — and a few policy makers as well — are beginning to worry that a danger of deflation in Europe, similar to the one that strangled Japanese growth for most of the 1990s, is a bigger threat than inflation.
Mr. de Botton remarks that "a danger of travel is that we may see things at the wrong time, before we have had an opportunity to build up the necessary receptivity," and he contends that "happiness with, and in, a place," in which we "achieve receptivity to the world around us," rarely "endures for longer than 10 minutes".
That might seem high, but Neilson believes that a danger one runs in a bear market is buying attractive stocks too early.
Is that a danger for the Republican Party?
That's a danger that must be on Okarma's mind.
That suggests a danger: that anybody can use fairness language as a way to advance their own interests.
That defines a danger that leaders of a democracy are obliged to confront.
That is higher than normal but still well below the level that triggers a danger warning.
