Sentence examples for currently dangerous from inspiring English sources

Instead, the State Department of Public Safety posted a disclaimer on its Web site, notifying visitors that it has not assessed the risk of "reoffense" or determined that anyone on the registry is currently dangerous.

Last October, the United States Court of Appeals in Manhattan, ruling in a case brought by an anonymous offender who maintained that he posed no threat to the community, held that offenders were entitled to individual hearings to determine whether "they are particularly likely to be currently dangerous before being labeled as such".

He said Connecticut's Web site explicitly disclaimed any effort to predict future dangerousness, containing the notice that individuals "are included solely by virtue of their conviction record" and that the Department of Public Safety "has made no determination that any individual included in the registry is currently dangerous".

But he said that schools are currently dangerous, because they do not have weapons for defense purposes.

Outlining the psychiatric reports, Mr Greaney said the boy was "currently highly dangerous and has psychopathic elements to his personality".

There is currently a dangerous trend in the world: we are not hearing a wide enough range of views.

Reprogrammed cells are currently too dangerous for use in human studies, and a variety of hurdles must be cleared before such studies can happen.

The next task was to help homes still without power due to the floods where it is currently too dangerous to reconnect.

I love to visit some destinations that are currently considered dangerous or off limits.

According to experts, one in four men and women in the UK is currently drinking dangerous amounts of alcohol that are causing, or have the potential to cause, physical and mental damage.

Torn apart by civil war, it is currently so dangerous that UN ground workers cannot be sent in.