Sentence examples for dangerous affair from inspiring English sources

"Off-loading" was a crude and dangerous affair.

Revisiting the landscape of the past is a dangerous affair.

This year's four-day Winter X Games proved to be a dangerous affair.

With such infighting, Sri Lanka's election could turn into an even more dangerous affair.

(Well, she does admit that "the preparation of chicken-fried steak is a violent, messy, and dangerous affair").

In the early 20th century, segregation and racial hostility meant that traveling while black in America was an extremely dangerous affair.

The hazing sessions quickly accelerated to dangerous affairs beyond imagination or comprehension.

These expeditions are tedious and dangerous affairs, and in most cases they can only lead to trouble, because no one wants to pay for the emergency supplies — least of all the rescued, who are rarely solvent.

These expeditions are tedious and dangerous affairs, and in most cases they can only lead to trouble, because no one wants to pay for the emergency supplies least of all the rescued, who are rarely solvent.

Orchestral concerts aren't dangerous affairs.

Elections used to be altogether more public and dangerous affairs.