The danger lies in its unpredictability.
The danger remains of western military mission creep.
As Jameson says, these two dangers at the first level are the danger of structuralism and the danger of vulgar materialism.
Sudan’s expulsion of aid agencies following the indictment shows that the danger is real.
Family members continue to dig for loved ones despite the impending danger of further flooding and landslides.
Many also suffer aching toes as they constantly scrunch them up to grip the thong, while there is also the danger of the odd stubbed toe.
Dr Landos and Dr Glanville said there was no danger for people either swimming or eating fish from the Noosa River because if chemicals were in the water, levels would likely be exceedingly low.
There is a danger of an international checklist culture, with world leaders on a merry-go-round of summits that all too often discuss the issues but sidestep their fundamental causes.
She will dare any danger.
The eccentric man flirts with danger.
A barricade before the arrival of danger is chaos; in danger, it is discipline itself. Peril produces order.
The greatest danger was posed by Skinny Zyama, who had assumed an obnoxious air of invulnerability.
The danger is that a new round of peace-destroying strife may erupt long before that happens.
With half of all marriages doomed to fail, even the moderately hardheaded may be interested in ways of mitigating the danger.
Baine Bloodhoof, who wasn't even yet aware that his father had died, is alerted by a Grimtotem defector that his life is in danger and they have to leave immediately.
They cautioned him against danger.
Those languages are in danger of dying off.
The fact that people are afraid to go out at night is often a result of perceived danger rather than actual danger.
This danger mouse met a sticky end when crossing the path of the voracious African bull frog.
Scientists don't precisely known how wearing red might give athletes an advantage. But the color delivers implicit messages of vigor and danger.
Caiximountain: locates in the southeast of Daiyun Mountain, is a provincial level scenery spot, altitude 775-950 m, the area is 25 km2 with 120 spots which are famous in strange, high, danger and elegant and is a natural, secluded, beautiful summer scenic place.
To expose to harm or danger; imperil.
There is, however, a danger inherent in all this government activity: the temptation of self-reliance.
Based on the above analysis and exploring tests, danger removal and reinforcement measures for the dam body are studied.
Brown said that European Banks are dramatically undercapitalized, putting them in danger of running out of cash and going bankrupt if investors demand their deposits at the same time.
These include personal danger, loss of kin, livelihood, homes, etc.
A train must not pass a signal that is at danger.
So long as he does not go into action, the hermit is in no danger of being shocked into discovering all the truth about himself and about his theories.
The conversation was in danger of wandering into forbidden territory.
If I were in danger of life, you are the only man in all Italy who would stretch out a finger to save me.
Shh, I sense danger may be near.
He was able to perceive that the real danger came from a sinful society which is only interested in material benefits and which is predominantly selfish.
The bad news finally woke the country to the danger of war.
They are hit in the "danger zone" around the bus.
But for the time being, artistically ambitious fare is still swimming in the danger zone of the sharks.
Nor is there any immediate inflationary danger.
"In the old cowboy movies I used to see as a boy, all the heroes had a sidekick. The sidekick was never as smart or handsome or brave as the hero but he was always there to help out in times of danger."
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