Sentence examples for a dangerous prospect from inspiring English sources

That is a dangerous prospect.

Only laws can constrain such a dangerous prospect.

The increasing appeal of "medical tourism" is a dangerous prospect.

This tendency presents "a dangerous prospect," he says.

That's a dangerous prospect for Republicans, who, to put it mildly, are not in sync.

After that, "Russia For the Russians" might become the country's official policy — a dangerous prospect for the tens of millions of nonethnic Russians and non-Orthodox-believers.

Some politicians talk openly of a possible division of the country—an exceedingly dangerous prospect.

McClatchy describes the idea of distilling Nineteen Eighty-Four into a libretto as "a very dangerous prospect, when the source material is very familiar".

The time between the emotional climax and the curtain needed to be shorter, so we urged him to take out a lot". McClatchy describes the idea of distilling Nineteen Eighty-Four into a libretto as "a very dangerous prospect, when the source material is very familiar".

But window washing in a city of skyscrapers is an inherently dangerous prospect and an inherently dramatic subject for photographers.

A very dangerous prospect.