But it means the message he wants to convey is in constant danger of being drowned out.

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In many parts of the world, women are in constant danger because of their membership in this group.

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At very best, the system will barely squeak through the 1980s, in constant danger of running short of funds.

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Sestak and strike partner Robert Vittek were causing the Northern Ireland defence problems while Weiss was a constant danger on the right.

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Solid-fuel reactors are atomic pressure cookers, with the constant danger of high-pressure ruptures, meltdowns, and the forceful ejection of radioactive material into the environment.

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Hugging remains a constant danger in the romantic park, from sunset views near quixotic oceanside windmills to Hippie Hill, where drum circles do their rhythmically challenged best to restart the Summer of Love.

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Which is why, as Britain contemplates new emergency powers, it needs to build in safeguards against the constant danger of mistakes and the police's tendency to make full use of their powers.

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