Sentence examples for A dangerous problem from inspiring English sources

Cattle-rustling is a dangerous problem here.

The government has finally realised that repeated management failure is becoming a dangerous problem.

Organized crime also represents a dangerous problem, ministers warned this week.

"This is a dangerous problem because a good share of the world's area sown to wheat is susceptible to it," Borlaug said.

But large pieces had fallen so often without serious harm that NASA no longer regarded foam as a dangerous problem, investigators found.

I was drawn to medicine by the aura of heroism — by the chance to charge in and solve a dangerous problem.

"I took this job because I thought I had a set of skills and an opportunity to resolve a very dangerous problem for this company," he says.

Commenting on another student's work meant passing around a hard-copy draft, and not understanding a lecture the first time around was a potentially dangerous problem.

The bacterial infection that killed a Brooklyn middle school student, panicked many parents and sent school officials in many states into a frenzy of cleaning and disinfecting is only the latest manifestation of a very dangerous problem: the development of bacterial strains that are resistant to many antibiotics.

He acknowledged that corruption was a "very dangerous problem".

The problem is (and it's a really dangerous problem) that policy is beginning to bump up against some serious logistical constraints.