Sentence examples for dangerous chilling from inspiring English sources

Sheriff Michael Hennessey of San Francisco objected to Secure Communities, saying it targeted too many noncriminals and would have a dangerous "chilling effect" on the willingness of communities to work with local law enforcement.

Danny de Gracia Waipahu, Hawaii, Nov. 29, 2010 • To the Editor: Re "A Note to Readers: The Decision to Publish Diplomatic Documents" (Nov. 29): You seem to believe that disclosing diplomatic conversations will not have a dangerous chilling effect on the diplomats' work.

There must be a fear of a dangerous chill setting in when the covers and hot-air blowers are removed for this evening's 9pm kick-off.

While farmers in South Dakota worried about keeping their cattle alive through the dangerous chill, down in Florida, citrus farmers were reported to be equally concerned about the effect of a prolonged freeze on their crops.

But a large asteroid impact, like the one that did for the dinosaurs, would throw up enough dust to block sunlight and cause a dangerous chill.

Last week's episode was tense, and the final moments resting on a dying man who strayed too far into the hands of a dangerous stranger were chilling.

The other the dangerous one has been chilled with liquid nitrogen into a sinister sort of smoking Slurpee.

But as The Man in The River, he is neither chilling nor seemingly dangerous.

This type of windstorm also produces dangerous wind chills.

The biggest effects of an Alberta Clipper are what follows them, and that is arctic air, high wind speed, and dangerous wind chills.

"It's chilling to think that this dangerous misinformation about transgender Americans could be coming from our nation's Capitol," Ellis said.