in danger of

I said it was in danger of slipping and I think that's what is happening at the moment and it has to be contained.

That alone exposes Benedict to the sort of controversies that are in danger of becoming the hallmark of his papacy.

Some of those loans started to fail. The bank was in danger of not being able to pay its short-term debts.

Last week, the company said it was in danger of violating loan covenants if it did not raise extra cash.

It is often used in the United States to show people if they are in danger of osteoporosis.

the model is potentially in danger of misdirection and ignorance rendering it a worn-out moniker that represents mere product features.

We must wake up to the fact that this kind of animal is in danger of dying out.

He said: "We have been in danger of making it sound as if university is the only real aspiration. "

The Earth is ready for her moves, and the troubled areas we have been pinpointing the last few months are all in danger of spilling over.

Although severely damaged, the building did not appear in danger of collapse, even at the end of the test sequence.

When the body has too tilted in danger of slipping when the front brake had a death grip. # Wear eye protection.

This idealization would, however, disguise the fact that the thin web beneath the point load is in danger of buckling.

As for the rest of society, prostitution is the mirror of man, and man has never been in danger of becoming bogged down in beauty.

State Department spokesman Robert Wood said he was "not aware" that the agreement in principle was in danger of falling apart.

In the days to follow, Fisher's continued failure to cooperate put him in danger of getting kicked out of the Army.

The U. S. is in danger of assuming that because it has been a dominant nation on the world stage, it must continue to be so.

If I were in danger of life, you are the only man in all Italy who would stretch out a finger to save me.

The same applies to unruly Albania, which after years of progress is in danger of turning once more into a basket-case.

In danger of elimination as the qualifying competition came to a close, they only booked their place in South Africa in their final game.

Otherwise he would be in danger of becoming the second Republican president in a row to see his administration destroyed by Iraq.

She returned to Texas for medical assistance and the doctor there said that she would be in danger of death if the infection spread.

She said the U. N. body was in danger of losing its reputation as the protector of human rights for the sake of achieving consensus.

If it was not conceived so smartly and written with such verve, it would be in danger of being worthy but dull.

Dongzi persisted in sending messages to the Red Army even if he was in danger of being arrested by the enemy.

He told me that, as the legend has it, the tragedy is only revealed to those in danger of repeating it.

China's government is in danger of trying to do too much.

First though, this Brave GNU World will open with one of those little projects which are always in danger of remaining unknown.

If present policy prevailed, the eurozone would be in danger of falling into a depression.

And, Nelly, say to Edgar, if you see him again tonight, that I'm in danger of being seriously ill. I wish it may prove true.

They then sat down, and when her enquiries after Rosings were made, seemed in danger of sinking into total silence.

That said, the impact of Citizens United is in danger of being vastly exaggerated.

Even now the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf, the body that considers the claims, is in danger of being overwhelmed.

They had become boring and stale and old and were in danger of losing the interest of the British people.

Now he runs Only Connect, near Kings Cross station in London, a project for ex-offenders and youths in danger of drifting into crime.

So many giant bluefin have been hauled out of the Mediterranean that the population is in danger of collapse.

One said the backlash against China's action in Tibet was in danger of casting a "stain on the Olympic movement" .

"The research suggests that we are in danger of being caught up in a 24-hour 'always on' society, " said David Smith of Hewlett Packard.

Captured by the enemy, the soldiers were in danger of being shot.

Italy is not in danger of default and can turn itself around and the ECB's independence must be preserved at all costs.

The U. S. and Europe. These days, they bicker almost like a couple whose long marriage is in danger of unravelling.

He said TARP and other measures have helped to calm financial markets that were in danger of collapse.

Anger among voters is so high that some legislators are in danger of actually pushing for reforms that would be exceedingly costly to banks.

Even now , though she was over nineteen , she sometimes felt herself in danger of her father's violence .

To sum up: A few months ago the U. S. economy was in danger of falling into depression.

For a club like Portsmouth to be in danger of disappearing, it is part of the history of the game that goes.

In the war on terror, as in much else, this president's pragmatic search for the middle way is in danger of satisfying nobody.

Was there ever a time when you were in danger of not making enough money to support yourself through acting?

The major seems to be in danger of being phased out according to MOE's new policy.

When that perspective is lost or forgotten, a movement stands in danger of degenerating into a scramble for personal advancement.

Since this world did not exist outside the economists' models, though, the discipline seemed in danger of becoming irrelevant.

With the markets in turmoil and the eurozone in danger of collapse, this can only be a time for short-termism.

We are writing to inform you that your league is in danger of being disbanded if it does not fill.

examine walls, floor, doors, staircases, and windows to make sure that the building is not in danger of collapsing.

But why should you keep playing when you know you're in danger of tilting off every cent?

Zhengyang Creative Art District is indeed not the only art center in danger of being demolished.

Once he was in danger of being captured by the British and left his ship and crew and escaped on a small boat.

Although plentiful in locales like Russia, until recently grizzly bears were in danger of extinction in the United States.

So on top of the Portuguese desire for a big project has come a more general European feeling that it is in danger of being left out.

He was in danger of falling off the tall building when he got the kite back for his son.

The rule of the big powers over the rest is in danger of becoming unjust and reactionary.

S&P said last week that the country is already in danger of losing its triple-A rating as a result of its weak fiscal situation.

When out of the water, Arctic seals are in danger of being eaten by the region's number one killer-the polar bear.

They want to determine whether Earth is in danger of being struck by such a rock.

First, the Japanese policymakers who told everyone the US was in danger of falling into a prolonged period of economic weakness were right.

Eg. He is in danger of losing his job if he goes on like this.

And whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council.

Both are bleeding cash and are in danger of running out of liquidity sometime next year as sales fall sharply in their core US market.

IT is a scene increasingly shown in Hollywood films, the ice sheets in the poles are melting and the world is in danger of flooding.

Amphibians seem to be facing the greatest threat, with 1, 895 of 6, 285 assessed species in danger of extinction.

With its cash reserves running low, it is now in danger of breaking down altogether.

Without them, the festival was in danger of slipping behind its rival in Toronto in terms of international profile.

Other eurozone bond markets were stable as they are not perceived to be in danger of having to seek bail-out money.

One by one, countries across the block are in danger of succumbing to the global economic downturn (see article).

A mere 5 per cent of the global population speak the rest and two thirds of these lingoes are in danger of extinction.

Both men chided General McChrystal when he looked in danger of taking his quarrel with Mr Obama public.

As the size and the amount of spam are bigger and bigger, most of the business email servers are in danger of being crushed.

After a few months of respite, analysts say that Europe is once again in danger of plunging back into an economic storm.

Unfortunately, it is now in danger of being washed away by a torrent of money.

They were designed to re -build trust in the American economy, and help the unemployed and those in danger of losing their homes and farms.

But this does not mean that the roof is not still in danger of falling in on his presidency.

I would be in danger of losing my hand or my fingers if these patients should become interested in them.

Recent claims that the Taj Mahal is in danger of collapsing sparked panic among historians and archeologists worldwide.

For one thing, Japan is in danger of slipping back into deflation as the price of imported commodities falls.

But doctors did not believe he was in danger of dying.

Remember, if you can, that your child is not in danger of life or limb, and that he is still the same person you have always loved.

After today RBS could, if they wanted, put Kop Holdings into administration leaving Liverpool in danger of a nine-point penalty.

Most dogs that contract the Parvo virus are in danger of dying from dehydration and malnutrition, not the parvovirus itself.

It shows that birds in Hawaii are more in danger of becoming extinct than anywhere else in the United States.

Months of dry weather has left Lake Poyang less than one tenth of its normal size, and it's in danger of drying up altogether.

Amid the confused crossfire, Washington is in danger of losing sight of the basic strategic issue involved.

As the modern world increasingly impacts on Tibet, its traditions could be in danger of being eroded.

He would be in danger of losing his job if this continues.

Major damage has been caused to the building so that it is in danger of collapsing and the lessor does not conduct repairs.

For the Mugabe pattern is in danger of infecting many parts of Africa.

Nor are we in danger of flipping the Constitution on its head, as some of the Tea Party faithful contend.

22But I say to you, that whosoever is angry with his brother, shall be in danger of the judgment.

A discordant Lebanon is in danger of being torn apart all over again.

New mum Jamie Lynn Spears was in danger of losing her baby and her life in the delivery room, according to a shocking new tabloid report.

As divergent forces tug at the internet, it is in danger of losing its universality and splintering into separate digital domains .

Indeed, some observers fear that the anti-science epithet (n. ) is in danger of becoming meaningless.

In the south, Nubians and Arabians were in danger of being conquered by the expanding powers, who had decided not to engage each other.

But Washington is in danger of being excluded by Chinese manoeuvring from plans to deepen and widen regional integration.

Antelopes must be prepared to eat their own food and run, because they are often in danger of becoming dinner for lions or tigers.

When revenues collapsed during the global financial crisis it was briefly in danger of going bankrupt.

Tubman knew that if anyone turned back, it would put her and the other escaping slaves in danger of discovery, capture or even death.

The S&P 500 suffered losses last week and is in danger of falling further due to worries about economic data.

Neither country is in danger of defaulting, but their ratings will be dragged down to junk level if the periphery defaults.

Without many noticing it, though, he is in danger of being usurped by his younger brother.

These people are angry that the building is now in danger of being destroyed, along with theie memories.

But now, with the rise of Hamas and the war in Gaza, the brief period of relative hope is in danger of flickering out.

They were in danger of being saddled with more responsibility than power . . .

Most of the trees are being cut down and the forest is in danger of disappearing.

China, he says, is in danger of breeding a similar mentality of vengeful nationalism unless it gets its history straight.

In other news, the number of American homeowners in danger of losing their property continues to grow.

Hebei s Baiyangdian Lake, north Chinas largest lake, has shrunk by 35% and is in danger of completely drying up.

Unless your Fight Club membership is in danger of being revoked, walk away from altercations.

These people are angry that the building is now in danger of being destroyed , along with their memories.

Cottbus are second from bottom of the Bundesliga table and are in danger of being relegated at the end of the season.

If the scheme is not set up correctly it is in danger of causing more deforestation because logging simply shifts elsewhere.

The rivers that feed into the lake are in danger of being over-developed if the Chilean government gives the go-ahead to building projects.

Mr. Obama is in danger of being perceived as someone whose rhetoric, however skillful, cannot always be trusted.

The house was on fire and those who stayed in it were in danger of death.

A species is in danger of extinction and whose survival is unlikely if the causal factors continue to operate.

If you try to become slim overnight, you're in danger of failure. Be patient and take it slow. Taking up running or swimming might help.

Producers are in danger of finding that their key national resource loses both its market and its long-term value.

Many more are left disabled and in danger of a second or even third attack which could kill them.

Q: Do you think our kids are in danger of relying too much on others to define the person they become?

With the plant's pumping systems damaged by the earthquake and tsunami, those rods are also in danger of becoming exposed.

The Black-faced Spoonbill is a endangered species - this means that it is in danger of extinction.

By the time the ECB chiefs met in Lisbon, the euro zone was in danger of coming unglued.

A detail task list also allows you and your manager to effectively rescope the project when you are in danger of missing a deadline.

We Americans have become so uneasy, so stupid, so guilty, and so flatulently patriotic that we are in danger of ruining a fine land.

But the plan is in danger of being thwarted by the LDP and its puffing pals.

At worst, forecasts from some economists suggest the world's third largest economy is in danger of slipping back into recession.

Otherwise, the state is in danger of taking only risks, without having the opportunities.

If the law should be in danger of doing injustice, then equity should be called in to remedy it.

It may seem a small amount, but is the world in danger of running out of hydrogen?

The bureaucrat had not learnt how markets work, and we are in danger of forgetting it.

Trains are in danger of running off the rails if white ants have invaded the supporting beams.

But investment on these terms is in danger of losing steam as projects fail to yield sound economic returns.

Parts of the country are in danger of sealing themselves off (see article).

If the Obama administration was in danger of glossing over these points of friction, the Impeccable provided a reality check.

The white-and-black feathered Laysan albatross is not in danger of becoming extinct.

And in some cases we are certainly in danger of taking our love of a stringent uniform a bit far.

But the UN says they're in danger of disappearing. They blame this trend on poor health as a result of poverty.

Cuban doctors treating a political dissident who's on hunger strike say he is in danger of dying despite their efforts to keep him alive.

That is to say, the Tractatus has gone over its own limits, and stands in danger of being nonsensical .

And one in every five homes would be in danger of being foreclosed upon.

Mr Ozawa backed Banri Kaieda, a trade minister who looked increasingly in danger of becoming a puppet for the backroom fixer.

At the time, Mr. Jackson was in danger of defaulting on a $270 million loan held by hedge fund Fortress Investment Group LLC.

The manufacturing-led dynamic that has driven the 30-year export- and investment-led miracle is in danger of hitting the proverbial wall.

As a matter of fact, human beings, just like these animals, are in danger of extinction.

Factor in new CAFE standards, and the Borrego may be in danger of being canceled after one product cycle.

Steve Milunovich, technology analyst at Merrill Lynch, believes Sun Microsystems is in danger of falling into this trap.

When the debtor is in danger of bankruptcy, the debt consolidator will buy the loan at a discount.

Berry, who does not have children, said that unless girls were taught this, teachers were "in danger of betraying them" .

With their loan portfolios under five, banks are in danger of losing their depositors as well.

Five converts to Christianity have been arrested, and are now held incommunicado . They are in danger of torture.

is an endangered species, ie is in danger of becoming extinct.

But land that produces thorns and thistles is worthless and is in danger of being cursed. In the end it will be burned.

Consumers are " in danger of being ripped off by unfair terms and conditions written into fitness centre contracts, " he says.

They fear the catastrophe could get worse, as dams along the Danube are in danger of breaking.

The president's plan is aimed at helping borrowers in that predicament, and those who are in danger of foreclosure.

It is also argued that through its inherent diversity, ergonomics is in danger of becoming fragmented and losing its identity.

The panda, native only to China, is in danger of becoming extinct in the next 25 years.

The possibility is slim that after a dismissal, the factory director is in danger of retaliation.

Whatever there may be to wish otherwise in Dr. Grant would have been in danger of becoming worse in a more active and worldly profession.

Millions of us are in danger of "meltdown" because we race through life at break-neck speed, psychologists have warned.

Yet as Beijing tries to come off its stimulus high, its leaders are in danger of getting hemmed in by domestic politics.

The IT infrastructure was in danger of imminent failure with no strategic vision as to where they were going.

Are planners following the correct model to build their cities? Are they in danger of making the same mistakes as the West?

Banks in Austria, Italy and Sweden that expanded into the area during good times are now in danger of heavy losses.

Although the presidency is theirs for the taking, America's Republicans are in danger of throwing it away.

And, as the market for international education explodes in volume, it is in danger of seeing its market share slip.

If you try to become slim and fit overnight, Leo, you're in danger of failure, because you'll surely cheat.

Trust Your Gut. If you find yourself e-mailing something you would not want your spouse to know, you are in danger of crossing a line.

But those gains are in danger of being reversed by a new surge in poaching in South Africa, Kenya and Zimbabwe.

Don't apply for that job: you are in danger of over-reaching yourself.

However, this is where the blog media business is in danger of throwing out the baby with the bathwater .

The project has also instigated a surge in Han Chinese immigrants, leaving Tibetans in danger of being marginalised.

Mr Phillips recently warned that Britain was in danger of "sleepwalking into segregation" .

This, then, is an economy that fails to achieve "escape velocity" and so is in danger of falling back to earth.

Pessimistic concurrency locks data during update so that other users are not in danger of committing incompatible data changes.

In fact, even digital cameras -- both video and still -- are in danger of extinction as our pocket computers take over that function too.

If one starts pulling at a single thread, the whole cloth is in danger of unraveling.

That could mean restructuring debts, imposing losses on creditors and helping banks in danger of collapse.

From that perspective, our country is not so much in danger of slipping into fascism as it is a country which has always been quasi-fascist.

A large part of the African continent is in danger of becoming a desert.

Mr Kahn, in his next speech, simply replaced the offending word, saying "We're in danger of having the worst banana in 45 years. "

One tragic group were the black freedmen, in danger of being re-enslaved on the orders of George Washington.

Not everyone is in danger of getting breast cancer but then again, you never know.

danger, risk He stayed up so late that he was afraid that he was in danger of oversleeping and being late for work.

Only at Chelsea could the manager win a domestic Double and be in danger of losing his job in the same year.

So when the new nations was formed, Americans readily accepted covenant talk about being blessed by God or in danger of God's judgments.

Banks inAustraliaAustria, Italy and Sweden that expanded into the area during good times are now in danger of heavy losses.

In discovering his true past, Paul is in danger of destroying himself.

Acer looks in danger of making a much bigger mistake under interim chief executive JT Wang.

Rick waded to the woman in danger of drowning, while Mary held fast to the other one and pulled her up on the beach.

Merrill Lynch, in danger of collapsing before being rescued by Bank of America, now imperils its new parent.

The house was on fire and people inside were in danger of losing their lives.

Some observers contend that Iraq will be in danger of falling apart once American troops leave.

Meanwhile, Pal herself is in danger of being criminalised.

The building is in danger of collapsing.

The rating agency reminded investors that India was in danger of losing its investment grade.

Whenever fear comes in and makes us falter, we are in danger of falling into sin.

Mobbs and Watt noted that many classic NDE symptoms are actually reported by people who were never in danger of dying in the first place.

The stringency policy of Central Bank put more Chinese real estate companies in danger of capital lack.

The hope is that pandas can be released into small isolated wild populations that are in danger of being weakened by in-breeding.

Banks are in danger of positioning securities that may perform well in the short term but prove toxic later.

It is said that much of the elite sporting infrastructure in China is in danger of being dismantled just weeks after the closing ceremony.

The S&P 500-stock index, in particular, is in danger of tripping over a talisman that has boded ill in the past.

Bamboo, although a perennial plant, is nonetheless in danger of vanishing from some parts of Asia because it is being harvested too much.

Chrysler, which is in danger of running short of cash as soon as the end of the year, may not have many more restructuring steps.

After your great battle with the evil ArchAngel I have reason to believe that the relic's are in danger of being captured once again.

Their municipally run companies were in danger of bankrupting not only themselves but the cities too.

After that, state buy outs of property on flood plains left fewer residences in danger of future floods.

We were in danger of being hit by a stone.

And has the security threat gone down now? Are the White Hats in danger of being assassinated?

The buildings, which would both rise to more than 70 storeys, are in danger of being squashed to mere "stumps" of four or five floors.

But in case anyone was in danger of getting carried away, along came big event number four - the world financial crisis.

Byimposing these twin pressures, modern society is in danger of swappingstandard of living for quality of life.

The UN is facing reformation difficulties, and under the pressure of big countries. It's in danger of being Squeezed and marginalized.

Poor Darrell was in danger of overheating as the green flag dropped.

The conversation was in danger of wandering into forbidden territory.

New book asserts Latin America in danger of becoming "globally irrelevant. "

"Before, it was in danger of becoming unbalanced. "

Unless we can supply our forward units , the advance is in danger of running out of steam .

Countries in danger of failing to meet their Kyoto targets can simply buy what is known in the industry as "Russian hot air" .

Large numbers of Americans have lost their homes to bank foreclosures or are in danger of doing so.

The forest has been so heavily logged that it is in danger of disappearing.

Girls get their degrees with no drama, while guys seem always in danger of drifting away.

He argues that it is unsafe, with many of its multi-storey buildings in danger of collapsing.

One never loves those who are near on so much as when one is in danger of losing them.

The expat family was in danger of losing their house in a compound.

Is current of must be one impregnable tower, can't in danger of.

I always felt in danger of being swept away by a sea of statuesque blond athletes.

This kind of animal is in danger of becoming extinct.

We're in danger of losing too much that is good about this country.

They were in danger of losing their home.

The Atlantic Ocean is in danger of becoming polluted.

We will be in danger of losing the favorable balance of trade if we do not control the import.

If you are promoting your affiliate URL on the web then you are in danger of losing sales to affiliate URL thieves.

Not only that, due to clumsy government planning, when the Sealink is finished it will be in danger of becoming a white elephant.

THE Kimberley Process (KP) is in danger of collapse.

DON'T paint a snake with legs, the Chinese will say, when someone is in danger of spoiling something by overdoing it.

The yacht was in danger of sinking until they tore into the mast and rigging.

The pendulum is in danger of swinging too far in one direction.

While these reserves feed and protect animals, they are in danger of turning into barren areas or deserts.

About a thousand species of animals are in danger of extinction.

These days, it is China selling the rope and a disunited Europe that is in danger of hanging.