Sentence examples for dangerous bit from inspiring English sources

Or are they a dangerous bit of politicking?

To China's rulers, Hong Kong's marches, sit-ins and opinion polls look like the thin end of a wedge, forcing in a discreet but dangerous bit of democracy.

The Plymouth manager said: "It's a hard object and a dangerous bit of equipment if somebody goes into the back of another player to head the ball.

THERE's a kind of morbid fascination about America's approach to its so-called "fiscal cliff" — that dangerous bit of topography when, at the start of 2013, George W. Bush's tax cuts expire and automatic spending cuts begin.

Its console was seen as the dangerous bit of rough.

There's a dangerous bit of revisionist history being promulgated lately by those looking to let Eric Holder and the Obama Administration off the hook for failing to bring a single criminal charge against any major Wall Street bank for having crashed the economy.

Or they should seek to slice through the entanglements, cordoning off the dangerous bits.

Besides buying, in partnership with China, an oilfield in Syria, India has been discussing a pipeline to bring gas from Iran through some dangerous bits of Pakistan.

Whereas Britain's independent commission on banking suggested fencing off and holding more capital in the part of banking that would have to be rescued in a crisis (ie, the retail bank), the Liikanen group thinks that banks should instead fence off banks' dangerous bits.

It supports Syria's meddling in Lebanon, and continues to defy UN Security Council demands that it suspend the most dangerous bits of its nuclear programme.What to do about Iran divides the Bush administration in part because the stakes are so high.

Without the imprimatur of a big name, Goldman warns, the currency is a bit dangerous to offer to the serious investor.