Sentence examples for a dangerous stage from inspiring English sources

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that tensions had reached a dangerous stage.

It's a trend that, as could be seen in Proud and Prejudiced, has reached a dangerous stage in Luton.

Bottling is a dangerous stage when your wine can catch "the wine disease" and turn to vinegar.

Soccer has always had a habit of getting between the cracks of local and international politics across the Continent, whether as a dangerous stage for radical ideals or, more appropriately, as a convenient platform for escapism, a nonpartisan world in which fans have no care for borders or political parties.

"That unusual flood set a dangerous stage like this," said Thakur Prasad Wagle, a local leader.

This sets a dangerous stage for our most vulnerable workers who will have no protection in ensuring they access their paid sick leave.

"It is my job to protect Americans from dangerous threats," John P. Walters, director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, warned last year, "and right now, Canada is a dangerous staging area for some of the most dangerous marijuana".

"It is a very dangerous stage," Lt. Abd al-Razak al-Majaydah, the Palestinian national security chief here, said in an interview today in his guarded Gaza City headquarters.

At the time Kapuściński started to gain fame abroad for his reportage, the cold war had entered a new, dangerous stage.

If the generals have decided that by killing protesters they can kill politics, then Egypt has entered an exceedingly dangerous stage — and also, when one thinks of the exuberance in Tahrir Square two years ago, a sad one.

This is a very, very dangerous stage to be at.