Sentence examples for dangerous objectives from inspiring English sources

The increased likelihood of death on ascent for traditional climbs than for commercial climbs was largely due to a raised risk of falling while ascending (38 (7.3%) v 0), which probably reflected the tendency of these mountaineers to select non-standard routes on more dangerous objectives.

This is the most dangerous objective that we have ever gone into".

But the load of shit they're really selling has a much more dangerous objective.

"Nobody believes, as far as I know, that going to war with Iran is anything but a dangerous objective that none of us would seek," he said.

"Dangerous is very objective.

"To rapidly shift from moment to moment in your objectives creates dangerous operating principles".

The background: Just imagine, right, that in a couple of days' time someone with risible hair was the de facto leader of the free world, in charge of the nuclear codes, and, according to most objective assessments, a dangerous sociopath.

Thaemlitz argues that the current campaign against "no dancing" laws is both dangerous and backwards, "because their objective is simply to exclude acts of dancing from government regulation".

Earlier this year, Benson and his editor, Kristina Boden, set about doing just that, combining all the footage into something that's a little more — and this is admittedly a dangerous word in this context — objective.

Her objective world has become dangerous; her refuge becomes a subjectivity that leads to madness and strips her defenses bare.

Most countries are parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), whose ultimate objective is to prevent dangerous anthropogenic climate change.