Sentence examples for an equally dangerous from inspiring English sources

Paul Jr., who had an equally dangerous habit, was devastated.

And I do not need to mention who was responsible for an equally dangerous move here.

Yet Labour has replaced that missed target by an equally dangerous set of targets for reducing waiting times.

But our own government are the loudest cheerleaders for TTIP, and ministers would happily create an equally dangerous bilateral deal with the US if we left the EU.

Washington should begin by marshaling the support of its allies that already have ships in the gulf and might find themselves in an equally dangerous confrontation.

Yet there also some sentiments in these early pages of the glossy title that have their echoes in an equally dangerous set of trends and fads around pregnancy and birth today.

As dangerous as losing this China trade bill would be for the Democratic Party, and the country as a whole, equally dangerous would be if the winners treat victory on this bill as a final victory against all the forces in this country uncomfortable with globalization, and therefore a free pass to forget the concerns about free trade.

If Russia and its allies have their way, we will have to confront a new, equally dangerous threat: "malware-states," which sponsor online censorship, punish digital dissent and take an unearned cut of the internet boon, all in the name of national security.

Ron Dayne, a bruising rookie, and the incumbent, Tiki Barber, a slicing ball carrier equally dangerous as a pass catcher, give Fassel two players with distinctive skills.

But limiting access to such information in as draconian a manner as is now under consideration will limit the ability of private citizens to protect themselves against a variety of equally dangerous threats.

A scandal can be equally dangerous if, rather than undermining a candidate's strengths, it reminds voters of what they like least about him.