Sentence examples for dangerous challenges from inspiring English sources

While still improving, he now faces new, equally dangerous challenges.

Ambrosini could protest that more dangerous challenges had escaped a booking.

He must explain how he would manage the real and dangerous challenges the U.S. now faces in Iraq -- without the fuzzing".

We need a sense of balance, judgment and proportion in handling the complex and dangerous challenges of foreign and security policy in the 21st century.

— BILL PENNINGTON In a tremendous display of waste and recklessness, the reality TV show Fear Factor has put together a commercial that brags about bigger explosions and more dangerous challenges, capped by a "You're welcome, America" at the end.

"While they have been successful thus far in importing information and communication technologies for economic development without threatening the stability of the regime, each new wave of disruptive technologies poses dangerous challenges to the present government," they said.

"I don't think it was a dangerous challenge.

That lead should have been extended but Humphreys missed with a penalty after Tom Johnson was penalised for a dangerous challenge.

Mr Gore responded by telling a press conference that climate change was the "most dangerous challenge we've ever faced".

Felipe Melo conceded that spot-kick and was later shown red for a dangerous challenge on Lucas Biglia.

Bale will very likely remember the night for the two shots he blasted well over the crossbar and for a yellow card he earned after a dangerous challenge.