Sentence examples for a dangerous development in from inspiring English sources

The administration has said publicly that it sees the coup in Honduras as a dangerous development in a region that not too long ago was plagued by them, he said.

The forced evacuations represented a dangerous development in firefighters' efforts to quell the stubborn Fern Lake Fire, which has burned for nearly two months.

The UNICEF Executive Director, Carol Bellamy, says that the breakdown of the re-integration programme is "the breaking of the promise of peace for these children, and a dangerous development for peace in West Africa as a whole".

That's a very dangerous development in terms of a country promoting democracy and human rights as an antidote to terrorism".

Let's hope that the Danish Parliament is able to see the dangers of what they are contemplating and turn away from what could spark a very dangerous development in the way the world operates and a severe diminishment in the basic rights of all human beings.

This is a dangerous development with no solution in sight.

This would be a dangerous development toward a chaotic situation in which political leaders will find it very difficult to control the unfolding of international events.

But even a hint of disapproval, particularly over economic policy, would be a dangerous development for a coalition Government still in the process of establishing itself at home and abroad.

"This is a dangerous development; free speech is literally hanging in the balance," Gilbert said of the Democrats' attempt to punish him.

For Lebanon, the sectarian twists of the conflict in Syria are a dangerous development that possibly could mean strife and power shifts at home.

He referred obliquely to the attack on him last week, in which two suicide bombers rammed his motorcade, by saying the emergence of suicide attackers in Pakistan was a dangerous development.