Sentence examples for dangerous appointment from inspiring English sources

Dylan Hartley has the fire, but his would be a controversial and potentially dangerous appointment.

"This is a really dangerous appointment".

The rallies aim to undermine the "most egregious and dangerous" Cabinet appointments, Kaplan said ― such as billionaire philanthropist Betsy DeVos as secretary of education, Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga).

Even at the time there were those who saw his appointment as dangerous lunacy.

He said if Mr Pilling had taken the later appointment, this could have been dangerous as there was a potential for these tumours to grow rapidly.

"Appointment by the Executive is a dangerous prerogative," George Mason, of Virginia, wrote.

But by ousting him less than three years after his appointment, the Barclays board is entering dangerous territory.

Before leaving, I called to confirm, because appointments get canceled when it's too dangerous to go out.

He rightly sent off another Algerian, Nadir Belhadj, for a grotesque, potentially dangerous foul, but if the aggression was Algeria's the appointment of an inadequate match official was lamentable.

But Allen, speaking on the first anniversary of his appointment, doesn't want Channel 4 comedy to be seen as just dangerous and strange.

Two weeks after Obama announced White's appointment, an organization called the Project on Government Oversight issued a report called "Dangerous Liaisons: Revolving Door at S.E.C. Creates Risk of Regulatory Capture".