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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.

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.

I'm a storyteller. And I would like to tell you a few personal stories about what I like to call "the danger of the single story. "

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

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

Romer, the president's economic aide, said the interventionist approach sharply reduces the danger of a new depression.

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.

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

But at least the mega-deals do not look as if they are in imminent danger of going bust.

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

If there was no danger of believers being deceived, the Bible would not warn us about deception.

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.

Now that you know why I'm here and what I hope to do, I'd like to introduce the first topic- the danger of gambling in the stock market.

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

There was no danger of getting lost on this island--all he had to do was to follow the cliff edge until he came to Lucy's cottage.

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

If the only sports you do are dancing your fingers across your keyboard , you could be in serious danger of more than just becoming fat!

The neighbors were relieved to see the children come out safely from the danger of the burning house.

Athens has no benchmark bond maturing in September and is in no immediate danger of bankruptcy even if it did not get the aid this month.

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

We are glad to say that people have realized the danger of pollution and a large number of them are working hard to get rid of it.

So they say "God Bless You" to a sneezer as a charm against the danger of the moment.

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

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.

The executing rate of clinical instruction about the danger of children passive smoking by the children health care related staff is low.

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.

But, for all the attractiveness of its workmanship, there was no longer any danger of my mistaking it for merely an empty box.

There does not seem to be an imminent danger of famine on a world scale.

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

If Mr Kibaki were to call them in, the danger of national disintegration might increase.

Another reason it was hard to notice the danger of this new type of distraction was that social customs hadn't yet caught up with it.

And although the room was still lighted with the anger of men, it could be seen that there was no danger of immediate conflict.

He began to feel the danger of paying Elizabeth too much attention.

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.

United Nations is about to hold a discussion to reduce the danger of a military confrontation between the two nations.

The danger of Pakistan failing as a state is often overstated.

It would be nice to be rescued with well-combed hair , but it was not worth the danger of a perforated lung .

It was not until knowing the fact that we began to realize the danger of noise pollution.

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

She said that she planned to return to Iran soon despite the danger of being arrested at the airport.

But an expert on the politics of energy said the danger of radiation-contaminated foods is greatly exaggerated.

The danger of a collapse of the dollar is small and of its replacement by another currency still smaller.

Greenland is hardly the only place in acute danger of massive forced change.

He hit the nail on the head when he mentioned that the company was actually facing the danger of bankruptcy.

The danger of this approach is that the in-line labels could get out of sync with the values in the external controlled vocabulary document.

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

Formally the recession ended a year ago, and the danger of a second dip is receding.

The danger of a massive strategic nuclear attack on the United States is predicted by experts to be less likely today.

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

However, we also exists the danger of this: We have destroyed the environment that the Earth is no longer an attractive place to live.

You think that many of your audience will be able or willing to undergo the hardships, not to say the danger, of your thought?

There doesn't seem to be much danger of a Malthusian catastrophe.

You leave him open to the danger of momentarily forgetting himself with a little $25, 000-a-year secretary.

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

easy to control the danger of this as travel was still quite slow.

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

It is sweet and smooth and, at the same price as a pair of designer shoes, in no danger of giving me a hangover.

I think you are in very great danger of making him as much in love with you as ever.

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.

Another danger of running is that you don't have time or opportunity to see hidden dangers ahead of you. You cant see around blind corners.

The danger of a softening renminbi and of further stock market falls will force greater discipline on those accepting China's invitation.

But it ignores the fact that, though pilots, we potentially were in as much danger of capture as any covert agent.

In nearby Qinglong, where they had been warned some two years earlier of the danger of earthquake, people were taught safety measures.

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.

We never know the pain, do not know the danger of dust lightly patted him, repeatedly climbed on board to continue with play.

Now some people might argue that this simply shows the danger of relying on CDS as a credit guide.

The issue needed to be settled. There was a danger of civil war between the North and the South.

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.

The persistent drought has reduced water levels in the middle of the river to a "worrying level, " driving up the danger of ships grounding.

But they ignored the fact that, though pilots, we potentially were in as much danger of capture as any convert agent.

The connection between the banality of evil and the evil of banality is the danger of a surrender of our human powers of discrimination.

he presently understood his destiny was at hand , and exposed himself to all the danger of the battle.

Develop a program that might have only sometimes worked, or might have some danger of crashing the system, that was not encouraged.

A positive mental attitude and a cheerful, optimistic attitude are needed to ward off the danger of cancer, experts suggested.

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

The danger of feeding babies formula or pasteurized milk, devoid of enzymes, can be seen to be a major factor in the cot death problem .

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

She was ignorant of the potential danger of her deeds, and was totally addicted to the life she was living.

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.

But there was the danger of his breaking through my defense bluntly .

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

Iraq has been a deeply unpopular war in Australia, where many believe it exposes the nation to greater danger of terror attack.

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

To avoid the danger of this trend, opt for a black shadow and a flat eyeliner brush.

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.

Now that the winter was by , there was no more danger of snow.

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

The danger of all this internal work is, of course, that many will use it as another alibi.

I see the danger of the continuity of thought in terms of pleasure, I see the danger of it, therefore end it instantly.

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.

There is no danger of contracting the virus from eating pork products, she said.

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

Sanitary conditions had deteriorated to such an extent that there was widespread danger of disease.

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

When I left, I said there was a danger of slippage.

There was a danger of the ship breaking up completely.

A police car drove down Hitotsugi Street, lights flashing, announcing through a bullhorn that there was still a danger of shaking.

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

'Europe is in more serious danger of a slowdown than many people think, ' says Simon Johnson, chief IMF economist. 'If the U.

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

But is there not the danger of instability when a turbine of this size is put at the mercy of North Sea gales?

You are in great danger of making him as much in love with you as ever.

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

He was able to wrap many turns of wire around an iron core without danger of circuits between the turns.

Mr Qaddafi is in no immediate danger of losing control of his capital, which houses nearly half Libya's population.

Will he be able to solve the riddles around him or will he be over-taken by the ever-increasing danger of being lost without love?

The only exception to this rule is the danger of quality problems in completed work which would require re-construction.

despite the existence of space exploration and the potential danger of these shortcomings, its benefits be much higher.

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.

The young child did not realize the danger of playing on the road.

The invention aims to provide a control disc device capable of minimizing danger of a control unit.

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.

In the U. S. , where only 7% of private workers are unionized, there is now little danger of an inflationary wage-price spiral.

Therefore, actual judgment made by the independent director is encountered with great danger of distorting the truth.

The danger of nuclear terrorism is all too real.

THAT THE AREA of the West Antarctic ice sheet drained by the Ross ice streams is in less danger of imminent collapse is good news.

Nigel weighs less than a pea and is in constant danger of becoming a meal for bigger insects.

We are just like a bird which forgets its own danger of being a prey of another in pursuit of a mantis.

The danger of exacerbating the brain drain might be offset by another bold policy: raising academic salaries in Iraq.

People really scared of the danger of AIDS, but the face of AIDS patients do not have to panic with fear.

But in the face of an obvious danger of overheating, such insouciance should prompt concern; not a rush to take on more risks.

When the danger of the enterprise became obvious, one by one Claud's confederates backed out, and left him to carry the can.

With no hair, no danger of little accidents, and a mind capable of doing far more than fetch, is K9 the perfect pet?

If it is not in serious danger of being abolished, the law is gradually being tamed.

Elderly is supposed not to expose suddenly to such a frigid cold because of the potential danger of heart arrest or asthma attack.

and there being constant danger of excess, the effort ought to be by force of public opinion to mitigate and assuage it.

You spend most time indoors and I'm often afraid of the danger of your dereism.

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.

The danger of losing technological leadership in a crucial industry to a big geopolitical rival; and an oil disaster in its backyard.

And, indeed, the banks that gained most from Paulson's gift are also the banks that were in imminent danger of a run.

There is the danger of expansion of the power of the principal. The presence of a supervisor is a good balancing element.

He warns that at least half a dozen developers are in serious danger of defaulting on their bonds.

Those who do not inform relevant units or individual to make corrections when finding hidden danger of fire.

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

Every driver ought to be conscious of the danger of drunk driving and speeding and avoid them when driving.

What hidden behind these meals are the confrontation of thousands of horses and the danger of hanging by a thread.

JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES (Economist): There's a new danger of a serious rise of the cost of living.

The Romans had come to understand the danger of monetary over-issuance.

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

She added there was no danger of deflation taking hold.

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.

The danger of war is not the Korean peninsula from north Korea, but from the United States.

There is no agreement about whether or not HRT increases the danger of occurrence of mammary cancer in menopausal women.

But the challenges are too complex and the danger of unintended consequences too great to fix all this right now.

A "doomsday clock" on the cover of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists warned of a growing danger of nuclear destruction.

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

The most perceptive of the three, she was the first to realize the potential danger of their situation.

Here lies the danger of a diabolical exploitation of humanity, which can do irreparable damage to the human character.

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 seems that positive feelings may reduce the danger of illness, " said the study's chief researcher Sheldon Cohen.

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.

He was not deterred by the danger of my making mistakes, he was not alarmed at the prospect of my encountering sorrow.

Brown planned to use the people he had captured as hostages. The militia would not attack if there was danger of harming the prisoners.

It is an illegal action and a major threat to regional and world peace, and carries a grave danger of setting off a wider war.

A senior engineer, however, told Times Online that the Zipingpu Dam had suffered surface cracks but was not in immediate danger of collapse.

Another would put him in dire danger of fainting.

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

Indeed, it is one thing to stand the danger of your life, and quite another to run the peril of both life and character.

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

Human rights groups say Mr Ai is in grave danger of being tortured and is probably being deprived of medicines he needs regularly.

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

It makes sense for the animal or infant to escape the danger of a loud noise, but running faster won't help the adult elude their debts.

With demand weak and the fiscal vice tightening, it is hard to see an imminent danger of inflation.

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

A focus on domestic demand carries with it the danger of excess, of runaway government deficits and credit-fuelled growth.

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

'Surely there is no danger of anything so dreadful? ' said Oliver. 'Two hours ago, she was quite well. '

Today, the danger of a world war and the threats to China come mainly from the warmongers in the United States.

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

Moreover, male homosexuals are often a number of sexual partners and thus the danger of the spread of AIDS is higher.

It is when one nation becomes infinitely more powerful in relation to its potential competitor that the danger of war arises.

The study found that non-smoking wives of men who smoke cigarettes face a much greater than normal danger of developing lung cancer.

Body-building caters to the need of these people who come to realize the potential danger of their working pattern.

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

To say nothing of a snowberg, even in climbing an ordinary small mountain, there is danger of life, too.

The doctor admonished me of the danger of too much drinking.

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.

The method has the functions of lowering the quality hidden danger of the cut tobacco and lightening the labor intensity of a worker.

The danger of nitrogen-16 is an issue only for plant workers and operators because its half-life is only seven seconds.

Of course, the battle cannot be won unless every one of us understands the danger of pollution and does something to stop it.

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

A grave danger of code coverage is that it is concrete, objective, and easy to measure.

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.

being in serious potential danger of fire, but refusing to take corrective measures after notification by the public security organs.

A fire in Australia is thousands of kilometers away from us, but danger of forest fires is not far away.

In an increasingly competitive today, a large number of local enterprises are facing the danger of being eliminated.

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.

There was no danger of cross-pollination because the eggplant is a self-pollinated crop.

Indeed, the ultimate danger of this scandal for the government may be the doubts it raises over the prime minister's judgment.

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

If the object is vertical and smooth, and there is danger of the rope slipping, take an extra wrap around the object.

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

Children with a history of absence seizure must be supervised carefully while swimming or bathing because of the danger of drowning.

The danger of a euro crisis is increasing; it may prompt more political integration, not less.

The controversy was a good example of the danger of popculture references when explaining science.

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.

Finally, assessing the rank of the danger of rock burst applying the EME was introduced by an example.

Ireland and Switzerland are not members of Nato - and neither appears to be in imminent danger of invasion.

Playing up the fear and danger of young American Muslims as future suicide bombers risks alienating America's Muslims.

But there are risks either way, and the danger of a new lurch into recession in the developed world cannot be dismissed.

University officials were criticized for not acting more quickly to warn of the danger of a gunman.

Insurance firms may not go bang, but a few do look in real danger of going bust.

Confronting and finally defeating the danger of terrorism will also be a long and difficult struggle.

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

Trunnion design allows multi-directional flow; means that the valve is in no danger of being installed "backwards. "

There is the danger of static electricity build-up: To take appropriate measures for grounding.

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.

but it also allows peaceful nationalists to act up, and voters to support them, because there is no danger of bloodshed.

But there is no danger of the newly discovered asteroid hitting Earth, NASA said recently in a statement.

At a certain stage that the civilization develop, it is whole to all have the danger of become " the nerve disease sufferer" .

China is not in any danger of that happening again.

Xin Qiji , a true hero, was created during the harsh time of the Song Dynasty, when the nation was in great danger of perdition.

Designers say that the specially-engineered sandals absorb shock and reduce the danger of sufferings joint strain.

In this kind of situation, the danger of violation of human rights and of property rights is paramount.

"If you cause imminent danger of loss of life by attacking a network that's a different story, " he said.

Lowering it to a safe height, however, will give them a safe place to practice their moves without danger of falling.

As a doctor, you know the danger of citing a single case to justify a treatment strategy.

We're in significant danger of hitting a very rough patch in trade relations, in the latter part of this year.

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.

After some time this division will rotate to check the party and state from the danger of bureaucratic capitalism and totalitarianism.

Nevertheless, the danger of Nigeria plunging into post election violence is a real possibility.

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

With trade already falling off, the danger of protectionism making matters worse is particularly acute.