Sentence examples for dangerous competition from inspiring English sources

The failure of the Anglo-German talks condemned both powers to dangerous competition.

Today, a similar but more dangerous competition — not yet an open nuclear-arms race, but a race for nuclear options — is gaining momentum in the Middle East.

As Vance wrote in his memoir, "Hard Choices," "the tenuous balance between visceral anti-Sovietism and an attempt to regulate dangerous competition could no longer be maintained".

Speed Racer is a high-spirited teenage race-car driver who seeks out dangerous competition; rollicks with his true love, Trixie; and wonders about his mysterious older brother, who disappears for years and returns as a rival, Racer X.

Yet the maternity system has for too long pandered to patriarchal assumptions that women are in dangerous competition with their foetuses and that the medical profession always knows best.

Eventing, an equestrian sport in which horse and rider compete in three phases dressage, cross-country, and stadium jumping has been called the most dangerous competition in the Olympics.

The great event of those Games was the four-man bobsledding, one of the most spectacular, and dangerous, competitions in Olympic history.

I recommended Thunderbird during the years when Microsoft's Outlook Express was dangerous, and competition from the likes of Eudora was faltering.

But some foreign governments have said they are offended by suits in this country, and some American legal experts warn that the United States is opening what could be a dangerous legal competition with other countries.

In Goblet of Fire, Harry is entered in a dangerous magical competition called the Triwizard Tournament.

Two of them, variable weight and no limits, are too dangerous for competitions; a diver can only attempt a record.