Sentences with phrase «someone is in danger»

Demonstrating loyalty, a willingness to take on a heavy workload, and a powerful combination of digital and traditional leadership skills, Gen X is producing highly capable leaders that are in danger of being overlooked.

Even in cases of rape and when the mother's life is in danger it is very difficult.»

The rankings take into account the physical demands of a job, the environmental conditions, whether a person's own life is in danger, whether a person's job requires him or her to take responsibility for the lives of others and the degree of involvement a person has with the public.

For a more current look at what happens when abortion is severely restricted, we looked to Brazil, where abortion is illegal except in cases of rape, when the mother's life is in danger, and in the rare instances of anencephaly, a severe fetal anomaly in which the fetus lacks parts of the brain, leaving the infant with virtually no chance of survival.

But even when he knew his cause was unpopular and his life was in danger, King remained committed to his vision.

And perhaps worst of all, the export cartel model, the one that all but made the Canadian potash business what it is, is in danger of falling apart.

Rolet stressed London was in danger of losing its global leadership title and added that New York would be best placed to reap the benefits of any derivative clearing too.

Last year, says founder Eric Gershman, the booming young company was in danger of growing itself to death.

America is in danger of experiencing a lost decade since the financial crisis, given its debt and political intransigence.

As customers shop for shoes directly from Amazon, analysts say companies like Foot Locker and Finish Line are in danger.

Governments need to retrench fiscally, but this should not be pursued in the short term while the world economy is in danger of falling into recession when heavy debt loads are to be paid.

In Europe, the banking system is in danger of a Lehman - style calamity unless sufficient liquidity and capital is injected.

Now he is in danger of being hoisted on his own petard.

But with business users increasingly bringing consumer technology to work — a trend known as «consumerization» — experts say the stranglehold Microsoft currently has on the PC market is in danger of slipping away.

If your need to evict a guest is more pressing, or you feel you're in danger, contact the police.

«I've been here over 30 years,» he says, and he's never felt that the company was in danger.

«The Mark Webber team was telling him to try and take care of the engine a few laps before the finish because they could see from the data that the engine was in danger of breaking down and two laps before the finish it exploded,» he added, referring to the F1 race driver.

The «brokers protocol» is in danger of unraveling, and investors should bone up on its particulars to safeguard advisor relationships.

When the collection of major works housed at the city's world - class Detroit Institute of Arts Museum was in danger of being liquidated to pay off municipal debt, the federal mediator, Judge Gerald Rosen, city emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, and other civic leaders leaned heavily on community and national foundations, lawmakers and the museum itself to put their money where their masterpieces were.

The program was created to protect witnesses who are in danger as a result of the testimony against criminals.

It also sends out reminder alerts to use up food that's in danger of spoiling.

Twenty years ago, the entire industry was in danger of being wiped out by a virus called ring spot.

Just because you encounter a shark in the wild it does not mean you are in danger.

Take a look and see if you're in danger of falling into these traps.

When any one of those elements is in danger or missing from our work, our motivation suffers.

The human brain, though, is in no danger of being replaced.

But purpose is in danger of becoming «GWOP» - Goals Without Plans - unless it is aligned with your culture.

In 2005, another blue - ribbon committee — this one led by Nobel laureate Thomas Cech — said the situation was so dire for young American researchers that the U.S. was in danger of losing its «preeminent leadership position» in science.

Glazer, a portfolio manager with $ 2.5 billion in assets under management, believes some of the biggest tech names are in a danger zone.

The moment teammates feel compelled to lie, however small or large, it's a sign that the very foundation that builds morale, understanding, empathy, and belonging are in danger.

And I say this as someone whose job is in danger of eventually being automated.

That means, to really be in danger of workaholism harming your health you need to say yes to all three of these questions:

Among the warnings are those for collision if another car is too close and if the car is in danger of hitting a pedestrian.

Could it be that these sites are in danger of falling into that deadly Internet category of «a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to spend there»?

Other workplace stressors included: Length of work day / week: (7 percent); personal well - being in danger (5 percent); potential for promotion (3 percent); and travel (1 percent).

Meanwhile, Vanity Fair's Nick Bilton says Uber is in danger because the age of self - driving cars is rapidly approaching.

As the map shows, Europe is in danger from becoming a «two - speed» continent.

But that won't matter if $ 18 billion worth of customers don't know it — and their awareness doesn't appear to be in danger of changing soon.

«But I'm only confident to the level that just ordinary people don't recognize that their free communications are going to be in danger.»

BEIJING, China — Faced with rising cybercrime like the attack on Sony Pictures Entertainment, companies worldwide are under pressure to tighten security but are hampered by cost and, for some, reluctance to believe they are in danger.

That growth may be in danger of stalling.

But viewed through the triglyceride - to - HDL lens, 30 % of Caucasians are in the danger zone.

According to Reuters, Korean Air stated that its cabin crew were hesitant to deploy its tasers because the equipment is only allowed to be used in situation where the lives of the passengers and crew are in danger or if the safety of the flight is under threat.

«The periphery is seeing faster growth but you are in danger that if the (euro zone) core remains weak, that will spread to the periphery and everything will come down again,» said Chris Williamson, Markit's chief economist.

And while iHeartMedia, the industry's top player, is in danger of going bankrupt, Cramer said that the radio business has more potential to it than many investors might think.

On McGee's arrival, The Hartford itself was in danger of becoming a fusty heirloom.

The media is awash with claims that the S&P is in danger of imminent collapse but this just as specious as the Hindenburg omen.

Politico reports that McMorris Rodgers» tenure as chairwoman of the Conference is in danger as her fellow GOP members question her effectiveness and are weighing whether to challenge her.

Don't defrost your food by leaving it on the counter because once it's between 40 - 140 ºF your food is in the danger zone where bacteria will multiply rapidly.

Yet, the Venezuelan government is in danger of sparking steeper losses from joint venture operations.