Sentence examples for back into a dangerous from inspiring English sources

It's so easy to beam back into a dangerous moment.

In rare cases, it can mutate back into a dangerous form that paralyzes or kills.

Instead, the situation Mr. Biden described is being enacted: Bosnia is slipping back into a dangerous sectarianism.

After a cagey start Mihael Kovacevic broke into the Caley box but he overran the ball before he could cut it back into a dangerous position.

After abandoning attempts to improve his batting average by using the whole field and slapping at pitches, he turned back into a dangerous hitter in Oakland.

The dry legalese of delivery times, pricing and penalties embedded in apparel contracts played a critical role in motivating factory managers to cut corners on safety and to push workers back into a dangerous factory.

It had been feared that political deadlock, and a vote against austerity and reforms, could spook the markets and Italy could drag Europe back into a new, dangerous phase in its debt crisis.

In giving us news of Herzen, who believed in both radical action and the limits of terror, he brings back into our dangerous world an articulate cautionary voice.

In many houses, the Israelis had Palestinian workers break through internal walls with a pneumatic hammer or a sledgehammer to avoid going back into the dangerous street.

The case of Michael Mineo, who says an officer jabbed him in the buttocks with his baton, is a warning about how easy it can be for a police force to slip back into old, dangerous patterns.

Refugee support organisations have been getting many reports of a deliberate "push back policy" by the Greek police and coastguard in which survivors claim boats are shoved from Greek waters back into Turkish ones, a dangerous tactic at sea and at night when most of the smugglers' boats operate.