Sentence examples for dangerous alternatives from inspiring English sources

Unless legal opposition can flourish outside the ruling party, other more dangerous alternatives will flourish.

Commercial absorbents such as sanitary napkins are often expensive and hard to find in many areas, forcing women to use inadequate – and sometimes dangerous – alternatives.

In return, the utilities would get some money instead of none and would keep families from using potentially dangerous alternatives like kerosene lamps.

And history shows that when citizens lose confidence in the ability of their leaders to help them in difficult times, out of desperation they can turn to very dangerous alternatives.

As far back as 1985, Benjamin Ward, the New York Police Commissioner at the time, issued an order limiting the use of chokeholds unless a person's life was in danger and a chokehold was "the least dangerous alternative method of restraint available".

Jimmy's Hall is now a focus of discontent and an dangerous alternative power base.

While advisers said Mr. Obama would present Mr. Romney as a dangerous alternative, the president has an incentive to avoid risks, given his lead in battleground states.

The Europeans are persuaded that their newfound coexistence is a model for the world and that the more Hobbesian American approach represents a dangerous alternative.

For a young Sherpa like Nawang Gombu, who had now proved himself at high altitude, a career in expeditions was a potentially lucrative, if dangerous, alternative to subsistence farming.

Coupled with the launch of CoinVox for cryptocurrency political donations, it's clear world governments see BTC as a usable (if not dangerous) alternative to fiat currency.

As horrific as riding the train might be, surfing it is an extremely dangerous alternative.