Sentence examples for dangerous calls from inspiring English sources

In short: Who is the real Barack Obama?" The new McCain TV ad, "Dangerous," calls Obama "dishonorable," "dangerous" and "too risky for America".

We become profoundly angry, vulnerable to the dangerous calls of charlatans and bigots and xenophobes.

But who can deny the suffering of victims or the increasingly urgent and dangerous calls for service from first responders?

It was a cool fall night in 1966, approximately ten o'clock when the police dispatcher sent me on a "415-family," one of the most common, and potentially dangerous calls for cops, and for those involved.

He described writing as a "dangerous calling" and throughout his life saw it as something fundamentally lawless, antagonistic to the norms of society.

It can be a dangerous calling.

That's a dangerous call considering videos are one reason the Internet is better than going outside.

Dr. Bob Hoffman of the New York City Poison Control Center warned that the Purification Rundown is potentially dangerous, calling it "hocus pocus".

From the beginning, it was realized CDC must have the capacity to deal with this virus and that Marburg virus was dangerous, calling for the best biocontainment of the day.

This questionnaire takes only few minutes and it is able to give us information about the eventual presence of a sleeping sickness, not so known but dangerous, called Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA).

If you have clearly identified the item as a bomb, or can confirm it is dangerous, call emergency services and report it.