Sentence examples for a dangerous aspect from inspiring English sources

A dangerous aspect of the fires is the threat to local mines, industries, and settlements through the volume loss underground.

The present case highlights a dangerous aspect of using concentrated solutions for K+ therapy.

This is a dangerous aspect of arrogant people; if you have to live with a person like this, seek advice.

"You could create vigilantism, that's a very dangerous aspect of it".

"We're entering a very dangerous aspect of this conflict," Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said recently.

Though seemingly harmless, the auto-corrector is a symbol for what is a more frightening and dangerous aspect of technology.

The complexities of this debate, however, are shown by the suggestion elsewhere that strips of sizzled pig might not be the most dangerous aspect of a bacon sandwich.

After Ferguson, Missouri police officer Darren Wilson fatally shot 18-year-old Michael Brown on August 9, the cops' reaction provided a neat snapshot of just about every dangerous aspect of policing in modern America.

His look lacks some of the sensationalism of ABC's Bill Weir report, but Schmitz's videos shows a first-rate manufacturing facility with the most dangerous aspect being the tedious work that comes naturally with mass manufacturing.

If true on a substantial scale, that would be an unhappy aspect of the crisis, since the most dangerous aspect of the Taliban insurgency within Pakistan itself these days is its spread into the mainland province of Punjab.

I've written extensively about how the most fiscally dangerous aspect of Obamacare is its creation of a new entitlement for subsidized private insurance, through the law's state-based exchanges.