Sentence examples for very much danger from inspiring English sources

"Sir, you and Dr. Delia are in very much danger," he said.

"Affordable housing is very much in danger in East Harlem".

Bell, however, is still very much a danger.

There is "very much a danger" that it could invade the UK, he said.

But I think they are very much in danger of going about it the wrong way".

"To my mind, we are very much in danger of not just hurting individuals but destabilising whole communities," says Lewis.

"The industry is very much in danger of talking itself into oblivion," says Bob Satchwell, director of the Society of Editors.

They're only three games ahead of the Lakers and are very much in danger of being passed in the standings by both Utah and Houston, which makes their Friday night matchup with ­­­the Rockets all the more significant.

In Polynesia itself, 10 species have been driven to extinction in this way, and the Tahiti monarch is very much in danger of following them, not least because Manu, for some time now its doughty defender, has a particular problem: its money has run out.

I have tended to brush these criticisms of the media aside, arguing that the vast majority of businesses are tinkering around the edges at a time when Rome and the rest of the world is very much in danger of burning.

And Twitter — with its tighter, more focused stream — is very much in danger of doing that right now.