Examples of using Constant danger in English and their translations into German
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Lenin is in constant danger.
Of course, when this priestly image prevails, authoritarianism is the constant danger.
We must accept constant danger.
Puts them in constant danger, often in places where they should feel.
Anyone who's close to you lives in constant danger.
Terrorists, who live in constant danger, give you much more of themselves than normal men.
After their demobilisation formerfighters often lead a life in poverty and constant danger.
There was a time when people lived in constant danger of being surprised by rain.
Hardened by the constant danger Grant's character is unyielding in the film 's most celebrated scene.
Do you notknow that Turkey violates Athens FIR with fighter planes and that you are in constant danger when you fly down there?
There is a constant danger, which has not always been avoided, of NT's expressions of the Gnostic ideas of the 2nd century.
It is known that ancient people lived in constant danger, for them it was part of their life.
Now how can we conceive this waiting until the last moment, as well as this resistance,without such a corps being in constant danger of serious loss?
Struggling with lack of food, medicine and constant danger from snipers and hostile scavengers.
Behind a rescued or immersed person, the memorial assumes the existence ofat least ten non-Jewish helpers who lived with the constant danger of betrayal and discovery.
Struggling with lack of food, medicine and constant danger from snipers and hostile scavengers.
ZDF Enterprises presents a timely new thematic program block focusing on thenuclear threat that we are exposed to daily and the constant danger of a nuclear disaster.
The reporters lived in constant danger of being arrested as alleged spies when drawing up their reports, or of being lynched by an outraged mob.
Increasingly he understood, that Enlightenment couldn't be the final state,given the constant danger of identifying with it, creating a continuous fight within oneself.
Due to this logical image's constant danger of collapsing back upon itself, a dramaturgical dependency on itself opens up which in the simulation appears to sense its untraceable origin.
They were outraged not only by their loss of livelihood but by the shoddy products,numbing tedium, constant danger, and dehumanizing conditions of the factories.
With the consent of the pope and the emperor and citing the constant danger of Slav incursions, they relocated the See of Zeitz to the protection of the new castle in 1028, an event hitherto unparalleled in the history of the empire.
The lady said,"The way the Chinese Government goes about reaching their goal through persecution has put Jiang Renzheng's parents,wife and even his two young children in constant danger of being arrested.
The philosophical process of cognition is a narrow path on which the constant danger exists of falling off; on the one side into dogmatism, on the other side into relativism.
The main goal was to point out to Western man, by means of the return of spiritual values into art,that man had lost his bond with the Earth and lived in constant danger of total destruction due to the arms race.
You are in constant danger, because he lies in wait for you and seeks to harm you; he knows who strives towards God, and he particularly seeks to bring about his downfall, by wanting to deceive him with a mask, by pretending to be pious and is still full of satanic thoughts.
This incident is further proof of thefact that in Russia people have no freedom of expression and are living in constant danger, with members of the opposition constantly fearing for their families' safety.
Hidden in the Karakorum massif on the boarder with China, the mountain is surrounded with rather high peaks, which are difficult for climbing because of glaciers and, besides that, the alpinists, who wish to reach it,are in a constant danger of the avalanches.
In This War Of Mine you do not play as an elite soldier, rather a group of civilians trying to survive in a besieged city; struggling with lack of food,medicine and constant danger from snipers and hostile scavengers.
Finkelstein/ Silberman mean that the dynasty of the Omrids had the biggest professional army of the region in this time, and that the policy of dominance of the Omrid dynasty was on a relatively bad base,with regional rivals and with a constant danger of Assyria p.198.
