Sentences with phrase «under real danger»

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The Gunners are in real danger of missing out on the Champions League for the first time under Wenger and it could be one of his final courses of action for the club.

Where Lib Dem junior ministers are being moved around - Sarah Teather is going, and Lynne Featherstone looks under threat too - there's a real danger that those all - important relationships will be sacrificed.

Tell them of the real dangers of 4 more years of John Dramani Mahama, under whose watch the economy has shrunk systematically, with this year's GDP growth rate being the lowest for 22 years.

Unfortunately, the actual cause of the scare is much closer than expected, and their very heroic aspirations are the folly of the real danger just under their noses.

Extraordinary characters chase a dream in the face of real danger, under unimaginable pressure, with no margin for error.

You're rarely in much danger, or under any time constraint, allowing you to take the game at your own pace and digress into building things that have no real benefit to the main story.

With Tony under real threat in a post-Avengers world, the Iron Man 3 trailers so far have all played up the edge and the danger.

Mr Foulds told the meeting: «There is a real danger that a system which is already under severe strain will reach breaking point and that schools will be forced to drop more courses and increase class sizes further.

Obesity in cats as a result of overeating and under - exercising is a real health danger, said Dr. Fred Scott, director of the Feline Health Center at Cornell University.

If you rabbit can get under you sofa then their can be a real danger from unfinished materials such as staples and materials that can be harmful if chewed and there is always the possibility that they could inside the sofa and get stuck which can leave you literally destroying it to get them out.

«There is a very real danger that these tools and the appeal of «objective risk scores» will silently codify racial disparities in bail determinations under a veneer of scientific rigor,» says Scott Levy, director of the Fundamental Fairness Project at the Bronx Defenders, a legal aid organization.