Sentence examples for appalling danger from inspiring English sources

The route to the United States is fraught with appalling danger.

Relying on the magnificent seamanship of the German crews, Scheer extricated his fleet from the appalling danger into which it had run by a simple but, in practice, extremely difficult maneuver.

However Britons may feel over latest twist the problem has taken, it is obvious to them that really appalling danger is possibility that U.S. & Great Britain will run head on into each other.

India and China have huge numbers of locally owned factories and mines that subject their workers to appalling dangers and where fatalities are common.

By 1960, only 10 years after Hench et al were shaking hands in Oslo, Tour de France race doctor Robert Boncour was warning that cortisone presented "appalling dangers threatening the life of the champion-guinea pig turned into the champion-suicide".

It's difficult, without seeing the place, to understand the appalling dangers of a camp that existed completely outside the rule of law, the desperation of thousands of people who risked their lives night after night, and the overwhelming sense of responsibility that came from seeing children living there.

They face appalling dangers – gang violence, the horrors of child prostitution, drug abuse.

It described conditions as already appalling and in danger of deteriorating.

What is more surprising, though, is that anyone would want to support them given this appalling record and the danger North Korea poses to its immediate neighbours.

Councillor Matthew Bennett, cabinet member for housing, said: "The conditions the people in this illegal HMO Housee in Multiple Occupation) were living in were truly appalling, and represented a genuine danger to life and limb.

These premises were in a truly appalling state and posed an unacceptable danger to public health.