Sentence examples for dangerous decision from inspiring English sources

"It's a very bad and dangerous decision," she said.

"This is a potentially dangerous decision," Mr. Turkel said.

"We call on the BBC Trust to reverse this extremely foolish and dangerous decision".

"Our war in Iraq, I think, was the most fundamentally bad, dangerous decision since Vietnam," Mr. Hagel said.

But deciding to bomb a city to get its residents to do something is a dangerous decision, morally and militarily.

The Mets have made a dangerous decision by refusing to offer contract extensions to Valentine and General Manager Steve Phillips.

They make bad and dangerous decisions that compound their problems, albeit often for decent motives.

No one at local or national level can provide serious scrutiny or veto dangerous decisions.

After nearly 50 years of friendship and service, Abidi admitted that Gaddafi may actually be mad, saying: "He takes very dangerous decisions in a state of anger.

In an era marked by the dangerous decisions of an entire industry full of gung-ho alpha males, shouldn't we be wary of a culture that pushes us even further in that direction?

But now, under the peace plan put forward by President Clinton, Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat is being faced with one of the most difficult and dangerous decisions in his long career of successfully avoiding decisions.