Sentence examples for dangerous approach from inspiring English sources

"This is a very dangerous approach," Lu said.

Common sense would insist it is a dangerous approach to take, but Spain's record argues otherwise.

It's a very dangerous approach because we are a mixed people in Réunion, and some words can disturb the spirits".

"Even if we look at these riots in isolation – always a dangerous approach to policymaking – the idea that we should prevent communication via these networks is patently ludicrous.

With a week left for teams to negotiate exclusively with their free agents, the Mets are taking a familiar, if dangerous, approach with third baseman Edgardo Alfonzo.

If you are worried about a shock to the system like terrorism, paying up for earnings growth could be a dangerous approach".

SKC have looked the more dangerous approaching the opposition area but have failed to create more clear cut chances than Dwyer's moments before half-time.

And this dangerous, shortsighted approach has continued.

"The volatility of the goods means the fire is especially unpredictable and dangerous to approach," the official Xinhua agency said.

Mississippi forests are full of "widowmakers": cantilevered pine swords that protrude from snapped trees, dangerous to approach or cut.

(An active nucleus, spewing out gas and dust, would be more dangerous to approach).Having mapped the surface of the nucleus, Rosetta will release a small lander.