Clearly, not everyone believes the railway is in imminent danger.
death is expected at any moment; in imminent danger of death
So China's manufactured-export industry does not seem to be in imminent danger.
While the people were not in imminent danger of starving, the prospects for economic development were slim indeed.
Those who knew his character, thought the captive in imminent danger, when he took his stand, and poised the tomahawk.
The Congressthrough the War Powers Act provided the executive with an exception tounilaterally respond only when the nation was in actual or imminent danger; to“repel sudden attacks.”
In 2007, 3 million people were on drugs, but 7 million were in imminent danger of dying if they did not get them soon.
In the 1980s, the prophets of doom found another theme: the imminent danger of nuclear winter, the potential end of life on Earth resulting from a Soviet-American nuclear war.
Seeing the imminent danger of the child, a French soldier grounded his piece, left the ranks, took the child in his arms, and ran to the nearest door with him, which happened to be his father's.
