Sentence examples for a time of dangerous from inspiring English sources

On a business trip to the Midwest as a young man, Alvin M. Josephy Jr. happened to arrive at a time of dangerous flooding.

If the Lib Dems are to claim to be competent managers of the economy at a time of dangerous crisis, it will be as one part of the Tory-led coalition.

In a recent documentary film, "Into the Arms of Strangers," which recounts the story of the Kindertransport, one elderly Viennese woman -- who happens to be the mother of Lore Segal, the author of the gracefully written foreword to this memoir -- recalls that sending her 10-year-old daughter away, alone, during a time of dangerous uncertainty, was horribly painful.

But in a time of dangerous nuclear brinkmanship, he resisted the facile Munich analogy and averted catastrophe.

Including Powell in this negotiation would add the powerful moral force of his experience, integrity, stature and good faith when he asks all parties in Washington to come together for our country at a time of devastating economic hardship, dangerous economic crisis and destructive political divisions.

This is a dangerous moment, a time of transition.

Others in his party argue that such a move is dangerous at a time of economic weakness.

At a time of tension with China and South Korea, this is dangerous as well as wrong.

The first is that it is simply too dangerous, in a time of political tension, to explore these ideas.

The problem isn't a new scam but a lack of knowledge about how bonds work, which can be dangerous in a time of rising interest rates.

The first part of the article is devoted to the development of a time-dependent probability of dangerous failure on demand model with capability of handling MooN systems.