Sentence examples for dangerous commodity from inspiring English sources

Electricity is an expensive and dangerous commodity Many Masai work as private security for local residents.

Booksellers came under government pressure, and books became a dangerous commodity.

"President Obama gave my clients the single most dangerous commodity there is in Guantánamo Bay: hope.

"Someone got up and asked some very pointed questions about moving this very dangerous commodity up our coast," she said.

Gatland mentioned that Ireland drew from a certain amount of emotion, and while it is a dangerous commodity to invest in, the Irish will not lack for it against the sight of the Red Rose, which crushed them 30-9 in 2012 and upset them in Dublin last year.

Even his two terriers, Tammy and Tasker, were lovingly described as too badly behaved to be New Labour dogs.Mr Cook was also that dangerous commodity, a passionate man in a party that now demanded discipline and was obsessed by its day-to-day coverage in the press.

Rushdie in any form was too dangerous a commodity.

In the meantime, the O.P.C.W. called on commercial companies to submit proposals by Friday for the destruction of several hundred metric tons of less dangerous "bulk commodity chemicals" that were acquired for the weapons program.

Oil is a dangerous and dirty commodity even though, without it, we would all lead such very different lives.

If women all too often find status only in the dangerous and expendable commodity of sexual attractiveness, then in getting pregnant, Juno would seem to have catastrophically abandoned this one tiny prerogative, and looked stupid into the bargain.

Engdahl does have some points to make about what he calls "fake" transgression, work intended to look dangerous as a commodity but that doesn't actually challenge the status quo.