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Danger in sentence

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The danger today is that short-sighted protectionist reactions to the economic crisis could help to choke off the economic globalization that has spread growth and raised hundreds of millions of people out of poverty over the past half-century.
Second, transnational terrorism poses a multifaceted and fundamental danger.
The Europeans are treating Iraq as a prize to be denied the US, not as a strategic danger.
The danger, of course, is that lessons can be overlearned.
One study of American newspaper reports found that 39% of reports concerning mental illness were focused on violence or danger.
And, after the recent EU summit agreed on an “ultima ratio” rescue plan for eurozone countries facing the danger of default, chances are high that it will not materialize.
And, for society as a whole, there is the danger that the productive capacity of a significant portion of the labor force will be impaired.
He and his followers knew that as long as they remained in Mecca, they would be despised by non-Muslims; their very lives were in danger.
The Right to Education for RefugeesLONDON – From Fawaz’s home in a makeshift refugee camp just across the border from Syria, where he lives with his now-displaced family, one danger has been traded for another.
While there will never be a substitute for safe, unimpeded humanitarian access, we need to explore every avenue to reach children in danger.
But that is not the real danger here.
Again, as with Jews in the past, Muslims today are depicted as a danger to Western civilization: zealots and terrorists.
When horse-trading for Commission jobs took place in 2009, former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown was warned of the danger of allowing the French to hold the Internal Market post.
Of course, the danger of Davos lies in this concentrated commingling of the chattering classes and the real world of politics and business.
A little over three years ago, al-Qaeda was already a growing danger.
The danger is not renewed Japanese militarism, but rather a Japan that is unable and unwilling to do its share to meet the regional and global challenges facing Asia.
The real tragedy is that Poland now faces the danger of reopening the old wounds.
Apart from war-ravaged regions, only Africa has so many young people – some 60% of the population – who are prepared to brave any danger to flee their land.
But, even when they are not in danger of losing access to the bond market, most governments in the developed world nowadays anxiously await the pronouncements of the same rating agencies that they were recently vilifying.
The endless cycle of reporting on violations of child rights is in danger of becoming a pantomime.
With energy prices moving center stage, there is a danger that already-weak incentives for investment in low-carbon energy will be further undermined.
When your shared house is in danger of burning down, you work with the other tenants to put out the fire; you don’t fuss over who should carry the hose.
Moreover, globalization has compounded the danger by facilitating the spread of communicable diseases.
The Maldives is in danger of throwing away its chance at genuine democracy.
Averting that danger will require multiple, coordinated, and sustained efforts for many years to come, but ratification of post-START and the CTBT would help.
Everyone is presumed to be inviolable in this way until he himself becomes a danger to others; so we are permitted to kill in self-defense, and to attack enemy combatants in war.
To offset that danger, we need some form of carbon pricing, introduced in many countries in parallel.
Small short-term spreads belie the focus on the forthcoming elections in France (and those in Italy), which supposedly imply a concrete short-run danger of a breakup.
Or consider the Indian subcontinent, where distrustful neighbors armed with nuclear warheads pose a danger to themselves and the world.
But the biggest danger of all is a sense of hopelessness.
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