Sentence examples for bring about a dangerous from inspiring English sources

Still, there are budding concerns that Mr. Abe's drive will bring about a dangerous bubble.

It was the discovery in 1586 of a plot to assassinate Elizabeth and bring about a Roman Catholic uprising that convinced Queen Elizabeth that, while she lived, Mary would always constitute too dangerous a threat to her own position.

But a further eight million abortions, categorised as "least safe" in the study, involved desperate and dangerous backstreet measures, from swallowing toxic substances to inserting wires to try to bring about a miscarriage.

Reformers bring about a change.

Their purpose is to bring about a desired result.

Always try to bring about a smile.

They say women may die as a result of more serious complications because of the dangerous methods used to bring about an abortion – and their health services may then not have the skills or resources to treat them.

The onslaught continued with Holt's dangerous long throws threatening to bring about an equaliser but Burton clung on and Paul Peschisolido's side clambered out of the bottom two with victory.

"It's brought about a softness in its audience that feels radical – a direct response both to a dangerous and inhospitable political climate," Alanna Bennett wrote on Thursday for Buzzfeed.

These developments brought about a new crisis.

Individual Zn deposition brings about an H+ inhibition.