Sentence examples for dangerous interest from inspiring English sources

Shostakovich often wove Jewish themes and folk songs into his music, an increasingly dangerous interest during Stalin's anti-Semitic campaigns during the 1940s and '50s.

We are honoring Charlie Hebdo not because of the material you find offensive, but because of their fearless defense of their right to express themselves, a defense that has made our spines stiffen here at PEN and throughout the free expression community as we recognize the depth of our obligation to stand firm in the force of powerful and dangerous interests.

Big banks have become a dangerous special interest with powerful friends.

They can be very dangerous when interest rates are rising from a low base.

Granted, it doesn't happen often, but this is one such opportunity to make progress against a powerful and dangerous special interest.

Instead, the economy's growth is reliant once again on consumers taking on more debt (dangerous, if interest rates ever get off rock-bottom) and snapping up property.

Sending mixed signals would be dangerous: Our interest is not served by a never-ending cycle of suspicion and confrontation between the United States and Russia -- in which every event in the missile-defense program becomes a treaty dispute between Washington and Moscow -- created by a treaty limbo that has clouded every aspect of the two countries' relations.

For these reasons, we propose a multi-sensor intelligent system that uses information from several sources analysis (video, audio and other sensors) to identify dangerous or interest intrusions.

"Walking back and forth to school was dangerous; I lost interest".

And this is a recipe for corrupt and/or dangerous conflicts of interest.

Some warn that inflation will cause a dangerous spike in interest rates on the country's already high government debt.