Sentence examples for dangerous existence from inspiring English sources

Papua New Guinea and Nauru offer, at best, a temporary and dangerous existence outside the wire.

Now a rising star with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Mr. Douthit was 16 and leading a rather aimless and potentially dangerous existence when he heard some drums from the street of a community center.

Diana Preston's panorama of the "epic tragedy" of the Lusitania is enlarged by her picture of bustling life aboard the liner before it sank, and by her following pages on the hard, wet, crowded, dangerous existence within a German submarine, where a man off duty was expected to sleep in order to conserve the common oxygen.

It would take a loss of 8% on its $885 billion in assets to wipe out its tangible equity, a mathematical risk that underscores the dangerous existence of an investment bank.

At the same time, the smallpox vaccine is the most dangerous in existence, especially to children.

Another of the firm's offerings was "the most dangerous product in existence".

These internal divisions were made more dangerous by the existence of rival claimants to the British throne.

He called one of Countrywide's subprime products "the most dangerous product in existence, and there can be nothing more toxic".

These fossils therefore reinforce the image of the Neanderthals as having led a difficult, dangerous, and stressful existence yet having had the social networks to ensure the survival of the injured and infirm.

On March 28, 2006, in an e-mail to Sambol and others, he instructed them to implement a series of corrective measures, saying that the 80/20 loan is "the most dangerous product in existence and there can be nothing more toxic and therefore requires that no deviation from guidelines be permitted".

On the other hand, the high resolution images are applied to monitor landslide hazards, mainly focus on the identification of landslide existence, dangerous evaluation and change detection.