Sentence examples for dangerous leap from inspiring English sources

At this point the story makes a huge and dangerous leap.

They say this new recommendation could result ina dangerous leap backwards.

"It probably felt like a giant dangerous leap to short films of three minutes".

The conventional wisdom that a major deficit deal will be worked out in a lame-duck Congressional session after the November election is making a dangerous leap of faith, Mr. Cooper said.

Consequently, the call for an exit in other countries can no longer be dismissed as a dangerous leap into the unknown.

They might want to ponder the words of David Lloyd George, the British prime minister, who said: "It is dangerous to leap a chasm in two bounds".

While no-one can be sure if genetically modified Olympians are swimming in pools or running on tracks right now, the lure of winning gold may make athletes more willing than most to take a dangerous genetic leap into the unknown.

I can imagine how working with someone else, on the right project, could bring all manner of surprising possibilities and unforeseeable, dangerous tangential leaps to the enterprise.

On one level it is a virtuosic exchange between voice and instrument, with each element imitating and reinforcing the other's lyrical sighs, yips, grunts, shrieks and coos, many expressed in dangerous intervallic leaps and slammed crunches of sound.

The whole point of the story is to get the hero to his next dangerous mission: leaping out of planes, zooming a motorcycle through crowded streets, and hanging off the edge of a cliff for our amusement.

If it is still not quite within her grasp, you can only applaud the courage it takes to make such a dangerous and unnecessary leap into unknown territory.