Sentence examples for becomes dangerous because from inspiring English sources

"Up to a point, it's business, but beyond that, it becomes dangerous, because you will lose that buyer".

He helps with the social media campaign because the more the community is driven underground and the less people correct misconceptions, the more dangerous the situation becomes.

"The use of nuclear energy in Germany has not become dangerous because of the accident in Japan," Mr. Kohl wrote.

"It has become dangerous because Egypt is buying the share of the joint ventures at international prices and selling this share on at subsidized prices".

On scrappy Molen Street, where many immigrants live, two Turkish women said they had voted for the "professor" because their neighborhood had become dangerous because of newcomers.

This message has become dangerous because people now feel entitled to steal, to use violence and to torture any perpetrators the police fail to arrest.

Other researchers theorise that although an infectious agent is to blame, it is not a new but an old one that has become dangerous because of cumulative exposure to it.

It became dangerous because someone unplugged the pump and if the boiling water had got inside it the whole pool could have gone live... and we had Lily Cole in there.

However, the invading of Mari by Babylon had a negative impact on the trade between the two kingdoms, as the road became dangerous because of the loss of Mari protection to the caravans.

When art comes to imitate life it can become dangerous, because while these young men act out filling the shoes of their infamous heroes, they do so with out having walked in these shoes to prison cells or worse.

Agencies were then faced with the quandary of whether to move the new Meshtel people to Abu Shouk, knowing it would just attract more displaced people to the wadi, which will soon become dangerous because of floods, not to mention the poor sanitation.