Sentence examples for dangerous hand from inspiring English sources

Question 7 - Verdict: Feigned indignation is a dangerous hand to play, because it can backfire, but Farage probably got away with it towards the end of that.

The latter seems more likely, but if that is the case then it's a dangerous hand for the petitioners to play: they should be careful what they wish for.

That argument is that the world faces a great and ongoing danger from weapons of mass destruction in dangerous hands, that 9/11 emphasised that fanatics have the will to use them if they can get them, and that the risk to the rest of the world from that combination is not a risk that any responsible leader can afford to ignore.

They may have been the generals, but I was in the front lines -- out in an emotional No Man's Land, engaged in dangerous hand-to-hand, lip-to-lip raiding parties.

WMD can kill millions and their spread to dangerous hands needs to be opposed resolutely.

What does such responsibility mean if not keeping guns out of dangerous hands?

Patching holes in the existing laws is "our best opportunity to keep firearms out of dangerous hands," Mr. Heaphy said.

Mr Assad's chemical weapons, still secure for now, would always be at risk of falling into dangerous hands.

The spread of nuclear weapons raises the peril that the world's deadliest technologies could fall into dangerous hands.

We now face a very real possibility that the deadliest weapons and materials ever invented could fall in to dangerous hands.

We need to lead a global effort against nuclear proliferation, to keep the most dangerous weapons in the world out of the most dangerous hands in the world.