in danger of

There are Christmas trees, too, and Christmas presents, and Christmas music, and children in a nativity play, and a scene where three characters tied up and in danger of losing their lives discuss Christmas movies, and one where a lonely person looks longingly through a window at an ex-boyfriend’s happy family, as though “Love Actually” were full of killings and kidnappings and Bill Nighy’s character had a sideline in assassination.

Or AI, or nanotechnology, or biotechnology — these are all in danger of becoming malignant because they're uncontrolled.

And now we are in danger of doing it all over again.

War-stricken Sudan is in danger of becoming another failed state because civil society is disintegrating amid a proliferation of armed groups, the head of a leading international aid agency has told the BBC.

They also are in danger of being turned off by school because the lessons move slowly.