Sentence examples for dangerous extensions from inspiring English sources

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He was thus far removed from focusing on a dangerous extension of monopoly power that gathered force in his absence.

But America and especially Saudi Arabia will see in the Houthis a dangerous extension of Iran's power.

Few hard details are available, but if we take her at her word this is a dangerous extension of government powers, with a dangerous lack of oversight.

Specifically, they believed that the income tax that was levied for the first time in the country's history and the issuance of paper currency—so-called greenbacks were further gross violations of the Constitution that represented yet another dangerous extension of executive power.

Double extensions exploit this by hiding the second, dangerous extension.

But the House's measure is disingenuous -- a temporary fix that will mollify justifiably aggrieved taxpayers in the short run while obscuring the real cause of the alternative tax problem and, by extension, dangerous flaws in the Bush administration's tax policy.

But one has to hear the voice, and read the words, to understand what exactly made it so dangerous and, by extension, made it all matter.

There are a few types of springs: The oldest, and most dangerous, is the extension spring system.

Djokovic's ability to remain dangerous even in full extension on his backhand is certainly one reason Federer has seemed overeager to finish off points at critical phases of their recent matches.

The question isn't whether kratom has value in the opioid crisis: It's whether we'll allow the substance to become something illicit and, by extension, more dangerous and less helpful.