Sentence examples for dangerous experts from inspiring English sources

Scaling back protection now in order to dissuade violent play would be too dangerous, experts say, both physically and legally.

Methadone's delayed narcotic effect and its lack of a potent high are important reasons the drug can be so dangerous, experts say.

The current crisis marks a dangerous escalation, experts say.

For the kind of young woman who counts every kernel of no-butter popcorn, the index reports can be dangerous, some experts said.

The presence of ambulances, television cameras and workers in protective clothing can all add to the anxiety, confirming suspicions of a dangerous situation, experts say.

"It is beyond comprehension for the Home Office to think that this gives them licence to carry on regardless with a much broader bill that has been demonstrated as unworkable and dangerous by experts, business groups and the wider public.

Sweat's shooting differs from the recent killing of Walter Scott in South Carolina because Scott was stopped for a minor traffic infraction, was unarmed and was not considered a dangerous criminal, experts said.

Beach fun is best kept to Filey as the Bempton stretch is chaotically rocky, difficult to reach and dangerous without expert local knowledge because of the tides.

But one dangerous goods expert familiar with ICAO's thinking questioned whether a ban on lithium-ion batteries would make passenger planes safer.

India's growth in emissions could tip the world over the threshold to dangerous climate change, experts have said.

It is considered too dangerous for the experts to continue unarmed into the crash site, after a convoy of 20 cars had set off this morning.