Sentence examples for dangerous balancing from inspiring English sources

It is a delicate and dangerous balancing act.

In recent years, much of the credit for this potentially dangerous balancing act goes to three people from some of the most liberal bastions in the country, San Francisco, Chicago and Vermont.

Peasa n ts, princes and bishops watched soldiers perform dangerous balancing acts with swords until the gray-bearded king took off on a trotting white horse - only his majesty's wireless mike hinting at the 21st century.

America, committed to help Taiwan defend itself, has a dangerous balance to keep.

These images in turn comprise the artist's own rivers in the form of two flowing sequences of screens, the artificiality of which plays upon the dangerous balance of nature and human interference. .

He straddles a dangerous line, balancing roles as a well-received commentator and Davis Cup captain.

It appeared to the pilot that the aircraft was close to the dynamic equilibrium he wanted, needing only small adjustments, when it was actually in a dangerous false balance.

But that may already set us on a dangerous road to "balancing" and moral compromise, which, in the case of torture, has always been the beginning of great evil and has always been prohibited in the human rights tradition.

But this could be dangerous for bank balance sheets and overall bank confidence.

As the Fed ignored its supervisory role of the major money center banks in the run up to the crisis, we cannot really trust them to make sure the dangerous leveraging of balance sheets will not happen again.

It's a dangerous, albeit triumphant, balance of vibes bad and good that mirrors those pangs of acute anxiety and all-knowing, unforgiving existential dread muddled with moments of warmth and tranquility that color a comedown from psychedelics.