Sentence examples for dangerous order from inspiring English sources

"Although Bout has often described himself as nothing more than a businessman, he was a businessman of the most dangerous order," prosecutors said in their pre-sentencing memo.

Gina McCarthy, a former administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, called it a "dangerous," order that flies "in the face of EPA's mission".

Thus, 201 (56.3%) of the errors could be relatively easily replicated (entered easily or with minor workarounds) with no warning or blocking of potentially dangerous orders.

They are laying the ground for a far more dangerous global order.

Fundamentally, most Americans who support the death penalty do so because they want to believe that our justice system is just, and not merely a mechanism for quarantining the dangerous in order to keep the law-abiding safe.

Pollard struck 62 not out, including sixes from the last two balls of the innings, to lift Mumbai to a respectable 148 for 9. Its bowlers then blew away Chennai's dangerous top order.

Swann has always been the sweetest striker of a cricket ball and at Test level a dangerous lower order batsman, who has, by his aggression, rescued many a stuttering innings in the past.

This has meant many are accepting clients who appear to be more dangerous in order to make enough money.

At the time, she knew that women were using misoprostol at home safely, but she felt she had to prove that the drug wasn't dangerous in order to successfully mainstream it.

You may be asking, "Why is the week when a victim chooses to leave so incredibly dangerous?" In order to reestablish control, abusers may respond in extremely violent and unpredictable ways once they find out the victim has decided to leave.

Will the dengue virus mutate (think antibiotic resistant MRSA) and become even more dangerous?" In order to avoid a repeat of the 2009 outbreak, which lasted for 15 months and made 93 people sick, the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District spends upwards of a million dollars to blanket the chain of islands with pesticides.