Sentence examples for dangerous blend from inspiring English sources

It is an especially dangerous blend of reprocessed fuel and can be more radioactive when melted than the pure uranium fuel used in other reactors, experts say.

If anything, I could have used a touch more rigidity; minimal effort is made to provide a chronology of the conflict, and younger viewers may be left both repelled and underinformed — always a dangerous blend.

However, there could be an ice-burg heading MOLI's way, and it is the heady but potentially dangerous blend of private, casual content with professional marketing and selling.

Dangerous people blend in easily in Majar and the surrounding countryside, where guns and even heavy artillery are common.

"Japanese people accept that art and commerce will be blended; and in fact, they are surprised by the rigid and pretentious Western hierarchy of 'high art.' In the West, it certainly is dangerous to blend the two because people will throw all sorts of stones.

U.S. authorities is carrying out their biggest sweep against designer synthetic drugs this week, cracking down on potentially dangerous herbal blends marketed to young people, the Drug Enforcement Administration said.

On World Food Day 2013, Kauai County Council passed a bill forcing the world's largest agrochemical-GMO corporations to publicly disclose when and where they are using highly dangerous pesticides, often blended in untested combinations and sprayed in the open-air next to schools, homes and waterways.

As if that were not enough of a burden, violent extremism has added a more dangerous ingredient to the blend.

Blending the dangerous with the supernatural, these legends weaved historical accounts into tales of mystery, medicine, and magic and celebrated the creative spirit with which Native tribes approached disease survival.

His cover art for works like Isaac Asimov's "Foundation" trilogy and Harlan Ellison's "Dangerous Visions" anthology was a striking blend of romantic metaphor and supernatural fantasy — what one colleague called "elegantly weird".

In fact, fast-food houses probably shouldn't use hundred-per-cent Olestra; they should cook their fries in a blend, using the Olestra to displace the most dangerous trans and saturated fats.