Sentences with phrase «danger of going»

I really don't like clutter so «things» are always in danger of going in the trash or donation bin around me.

If you're unemployed and in danger of going into default on your mortgage the nation's Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSE's), Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, are making some important changes to their foreclosure and forbearance (when the bank suspends collection of payments for a period of time, kind of like a timeout on making -LSB-...]

If you're unemployed and in danger of going into default on your mortgage the nation's Government Sponsored Enterprises (GSE's), Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, are making some important changes to their foreclosure and forbearance (when the bank suspends collection of payments for a period of time, kind of like a timeout on making payments) policies.

While we don't face such terrifying things in our careers, there is the danger of going along with the crowd, to be a yes - person in your office.

Now, with the market responding to that news with investors dumping stocks, both users and investors launching lawsuits, governments calling for regulation and hefty fines, and users abandoning the platform, Facebook may be in very real danger of going the way of the dodo.

Facebook can't seem to shake off one major blow before another comes along, and may be in very real danger of going the way of the dodo.

The hidden danger of going bare on home insurance is liability.

If there is any possibility your firm is in danger of going through this, it is vital you recognise the issues arising from each error.

Christensen warns outsourcing often sets in motion disruptive business model liquidation, in other words some BigLaw firms face the danger of going the way of Dell.

Mediators can diffuse tense situations and get the discussion back on track if it is in danger of going astray.

The new satellites are demonstrating that the earths temperature is is no danger of going out of control and this whole agw fright night is nothing more than a tempest in a gigantic tea pot.

Around 21 percent of all plant species around the world are in danger of going extinct, a new study reports.

And over one - fourth of our existing nuclear fleet is in danger of going bankrupt.

Why, then, is it in danger of going away?

As a result, 14 million people, many of them subsistence farmers, are in danger of going hungry, according to the United Nations» World Food Program.

Mr. Revkin, you are in danger of going down a dangerous road, that of the worst kind of apologists for fossil fuels — masquerading as environmentalists while throwing the public health concerns of the New Yorkers who are least politically and economically positioned to defend themselves to the wayside.

«The rabbit you have to chase is quality and as long as you are making quality experiences I don't think there's any danger of it going away any time soon.

The Xbox as a gaming platform certainly isn't dying and is in no danger of going anywhere in the foreseeable future.

The only real downside to feeding a ferret more than one type of food is the danger of it going stale before it is used up.

Mia had emergency surgery for a diaphragmatic hernia as she was in danger of going into respiratory and metabolic failure.

Alerts will be sent when there is a large purchase, an upcoming bill payment, late fees, loan rate changes, and when you may be in danger of going over your budget.

The reason is simple, one missed pay check, lost money due to illness or lost wages, and you are in danger of going over your limit for being even a day late.

It simply means one is not in danger of going to the soup kitchen and end up in a homeless shelter any time soon.

If your home in danger of going into foreclosure?

And attorney Parisa Fishback said bankruptcy may be appropriate if you have property that's in danger of going into foreclosure, or if you're thinking of taking money out of a retirement account in order to pay an unsecured debt.

Rapper Lil» Kim's home is in danger of going into foreclosure, with reports that the singer has stopped making mortgage payments on the $ 2,275,000 mansion that she purchased in 2002.

If you were to withdraw more, you would be in danger of going bankrupt before the end of 30 years.

Printers are in no danger of going out of business in the foreseeable future...

Second, it's not a charity drive — Digital Manga isn't in danger of going out of business, we're simply trying new ways to put out even more books and, as you mentioned, get respond more directly to the desires of manga fans.

Why would anyone publish a book with them when they are in danger of going under.

Barnes & Noble isn't in danger of going broke, but it certainly needs a turnaround.

We didn't feel like it was in any real danger of going wheels - up.

We know that sör is Hungarian for beer, and pörkölt means goulash, so there's definitely no danger of going to bed hungry.

I made no point about whether I had succeeded or otherwise — many could argue, given I am here, that I have not succeeded — but we are in danger of going back to the past and seeing this as a question of either success or failure, when in fact it is possible to have a mix of schools and still see those who do not go to grammar schools thriving in successful schools.

Budget cuts threaten the existence of inner city school music departments across the US every year, but when Vivian Gonzalez learned that South Miami K - 8 School, the school that fostered her lifelong love of music, was in danger of going silent, she decided to return to her alma mater to help save the program that had a huge impact on her life.

And with exhibitionist Ferrell finding another excuse to parade around in his birthday suit, the overexposed thespian is in danger of going down in cinematic history as the man who nude too much.

In 1976 a singer uses the profits from his only hit to buy a basketball team that is in danger of going under when the ABA and the NBA merge.

I might be in danger of going off into the weeds, as they say, regarding my 17 challenges in» 17.

Bananas are in danger of going extinct.

Is there a danger of going too far in the opposite direction, of putting human behavior in a completely different category from that of any other creature?

Smaller, specialist journals, however, might be in danger of going out of business.

Right now, at least 2,000 frogs, salamanders and other amphibians are in danger of going extinct, according to a survey by biologists David Wake and Vance Vredenburg, writing in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA.

Add to that an additional cost of 35 % for their fringe benefits and one can see why Clarkstown is in danger of going belly up.

The company has used the leverage that comes with being a major employer in a struggling region to secure tax breaks on projects that were in little danger of going anywhere else, such as a childcare center and a parking ramp for employees.

First, here are a few excerpts from my recent op - ed on why Espada Must Reconsider Vacancy Decontrol, despite the fact that he is correct to assert that most rents in his district are in danger of going above $ 2,000 per month just yet:

If the genuine patriots within the APC do not «shine their eyes», then their party stands the danger of going in the same direction as the PDP.

The glimmer of hope provided by last month's UN Security Council resolution has flickered badly and is in danger of going out altogether.

Watford are currently 12th in the table 9 points clear of the relegation places and unlikely to be in danger of going down — a pretty good season.

The Gunners have Ramsey, Cazorla, Ozil, Sanchez, Iwobi who can all occupy one of the attacking midfield roles, as well as Oxlade - Chamberlain who is in danger of going down the same path as Walcott.

As reported by Metro the Spurs star has basically lain into his own club for a number of reasons and even suggested that he is thinking strongly about giving up on the annual under achievers because he is in danger of going through his whole career without lifting a trophy.