Sentence examples for constantly dangerous from inspiring English sources

In the first half, Schurrle has been active and Reus constantly dangerous.

It took 10 minutes for the Victory to equalise from a move begun by the constantly dangerous Kosta Barbarouses.

When it mattered, they got most of their moving parts in order, the forwards tireless, the backs constantly dangerous.

Cracks had been discovered in the building, but workers were ordered to stay; and managers constantly employed dangerous and unsafe practices.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly is quoted as saying, "We live in a more dangerous, constantly changing world".

We can enjoy the pretense that police work is like this — sleepless, incredibly dangerous, constantly vehicular, and unsullied by paperwork.

"We live in a more dangerous, constantly changing world, one with challenges and threats that were never envisioned when the Handschu guidelines were written," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said.

Constantly inviting such dangerous players as David Silva and Raheem Sterling to carry the ball into the final third does not seem the most sensible of strategies, but Manchester City were short of ideas and invention and Leicester got away with it.

Image caption This 20-year-old said he prayed constantly during the dangerous trip from Libya.

He says as a result of being constantly in a dangerous environment and witnessing colleagues being killed and maimed he was diagnosed with PTSD.

For example, the hospital environment could be perceived as constantly hostile and dangerous.