Sentence examples for be a dangerous development from inspiring English sources
This would be a "dangerous" development if that strategy were working, or even had a reasonable chance of working.
It will be a dangerous development for America, and the world, if the administration uses this turn of events to justify more of the same.
Their presence showed Hong Kong's opposition was "now openly challenging the mainland's political and legal establishments", the party-controlled China Daily newspaper argued in an editorial, adding: "This would be a dangerous development".
But even a hint of disapproval, particularly over economic policy, would be a dangerous development for a coalition Government still in the process of establishing itself at home and abroad.
That might be a dangerous development for the next generation.
"Allowing the government and other agencies to spy on all e-mails would constitute such intervention and be a dangerous development," he said.
It's a dangerous development, as I know from my daughter's experience.
Look at the recent nationalistic movement in Armenia; perhaps these are consequences of the sins of previous Russian governments, but nevertheless it's a dangerous development.
For Lebanon, the sectarian twists of the conflict in Syria are a dangerous development that possibly could mean strife and power shifts at home.
