Sentence examples for the pressing danger from inspiring English sources

Many in the Labour party believe Blair has misunderstood the pressing danger.

Determined American diplomacy can still prevent the pressing danger that these communities, unable to live with their losses and fearful of the future, will resort to violence.

In the hands of President Bush is this now the most pressing danger to world stability?

The real and pressing danger, the greatest threat of all is the locomotive force that drives the political and economic engine of the US government, currently piloted by George Bush.

"It's clear that the fall in the oil price poses a pressing danger to the future of our North Sea industry – unless we take bold and immediate action," Mr Osborne said.

Lewis told Buzzfeed he'd like to find out who she is to understand why the woman thought the kids were in some kind of pressing danger, but that ultimately the experience brings more awareness to "an issue that we need to keep talking about".

But of more pressing danger is the free kick.

In fact, the top of the spire, the last 20 feet capped by an illuminated copper cross, is "in pressing danger of falling," a survey of the cathedral's stonework has concluded.

The very thought alone was treason against the people; was treason against mankind in general; as rivetting for ever the chains which bow down their necks, by giving to their oppressors a proof, which they would have trumpeted through the universe, of the imbecility of republican government, in times of pressing danger, to shield them from harm.

For the hundreds of thousands of people left homeless by the floods in the country's north, disease has emerged as a pressing danger.

So when, say, the performance of rubber O rings on the space shuttles was analysed, statistical warning signs were addressed on paper but a pressing danger was allowed to remain in the real world.