Sentence examples for be dangerous to continue from inspiring English sources

However, it might be dangerous to continue pumping borrowed or newly printed money into it.

And the agency warned that it would be dangerous to continue taking money out of its capital budget, which is needed to pay for a much-needed backlog of repairs and improvements, in order to keep its trains running.

Meanwhile, although it doesn't often happen, the Abortion Act allows terminations to be carried out until 24 weeks in Britain; any time after that there must be incontrovertible medical evidence that it would be dangerous to continue.

You may need to be flexible about changing your plans if there is particularly bad weather coming your way; in particularly bad weather, it could be dangerous to continue your move as planned.

It is dangerous to continue to graduate students who cannot read, write and perform simple mathematics operations.

A document which continues to be dangerous to this day, and for the circulation of which a young man was sentenced to ninety days prison in a New York Court, only the other day.

But he warned that the race would be treacherous if it did rain - qualifying had to be stopped part-way through because conditions were too dangerous to continue.

A ways into the chase, he reportedly took off his helmet and told the cops, "I'm not going to stop"; the chase was called off after police decided it was too dangerous to continue.

Bashir unlocks himself and Garak, who protests that it is too dangerous to continue as the safeties are turned off in the program which could result in their deaths.

They were turning motorists around as the roads were too dangerous to continue.

Official search-and-rescue attempts were recently called off – the authorities said it was too dangerous to continue.