Sentence examples for a dangerous practice from inspiring English sources

Six had both bute and Flunixin, a dangerous practice called "stacking," the report said.

It is a dangerous practice that could unintentionally silence an officer's sudden call for help.

I witnessed this and told the real estate this was a dangerous practice.

From his perch, he often sees motorists using handheld phones -- a dangerous practice, in his view.

It ruled that the ads were likely to condone or encourage a dangerous practice and must not be broadcast again.

In some cases, the miners shoot water from high-powered hoses to break up the rock walls, a dangerous practice that sometimes triggers landslides.

Air travel would be a profoundly dangerous practice if any kid who turned on a Game Boy during takeoff could bring a multimillion dollar jetliner to its fiery doom.

This is at best a dubious way of securing quality medical care and, at worst, a very dangerous practice.

Mr. Agarwal of PFRDA said that in the old defined benefits system, government employees are paid through the current year's government revenue, a fiscally dangerous practice.

In an interview, Mr. Miller called the release of the news segments and the payments to Mr. Williams part of "a very dangerous practice that deceives the public" by concealing the role of taxpayer dollars in promoting partisan policies.

A more dangerous practice than skydiving (because it takes place so close to the ground), it has become synonymous with daredevils in wingsuits, but Marah Strauch's debut film reveals the origin of base jumping to be more the product of hippyish curiosity.