Sentence examples for dangerous phases from inspiring English sources

Experts said jumping a tower crane was one of the most dangerous phases in the use of the giant machines.

The majority of fatal events, though, have taken place at the statistically most dangerous phases of a flight, during take off or landing.

The study could shed new light into pathophysiology of neurological complications after TAVI, helping to assess the most dangerous phases of the procedure and suggesting potential technical modifications to increase its safety.

Its tours coincided with the most dangerous phases of Operation Rolling Thunder, the ill-fated bombing campaign against North Vietnam, and accounted for a quarter of all the naval aircraft lost during Rolling Thunder-the highest loss rate of any carrier air wing during Vietnam.

The relationship between the Gulf countries and Iran is in fact going through one of its worst and most dangerous phases.

When encountering a predator, the prey is required to discern between lethal and less dangerous phases, and react according to the risk level embedded in each attack phase.

"Somalia has now reached a very dangerous phase," he said.

For many banks, the housing crisis is entering a new — and potentially even more dangerous — phase.

This could signal a dangerous phase in South Sudan's ongoing power struggle, said analysts.

The attack on schools and unarmed civilians is a new and dangerous phase of the insurgency.

Lehman was the trigger for the most dangerous phase of the crisis.