Sentence examples for a dangerous problem in from inspiring English sources

According to Section 3 is very clear that CWSN face a dangerous problem in security.

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

Though it may seem effective, the GOP strategy to declare Blasey to be confused and Kavanaugh to be innocent may create a dangerous problem for themselves ― and their nominee ― in the future.

That's a dangerous problem considering suicide rates are on the rise, increasing by 24percentt in the last 15 years.

Cattle-rustling is a dangerous problem here.

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

Sudden thunderstorms are common in the Sierra in summer, and the temperature can drop below freezing at night, making wet clothing and gear a dangerous problem.

"I think it's the most dangerous problem in the world today, the biggest health crisis in 600 years," he said.

That, at any rate, is a perennial suspicion about Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's once-again prime minister, which he will try to allay when he arrives in Washington for his first meeting, on May 18th, with Barack Obama.He will want to talk to the president at length, say Mr Netanyahu's people, about Iran's nuclear ambitions, the most pressing and dangerous problem in the eyes of Israel's government.

"Water is one of the most dangerous problems in Iraq.

One of the most dangerous problems in the world today is that those who commit human rights violations so frequently get away with them.