Sentence examples for dangerous possible from inspiring English sources
Khrushchev wanted a resolution to the contest over Berlin, yet he chose the most dangerous possible way to force one: via nuclear confrontation in Cuba.This choice generated terrifying risks.
He said he was concerned about "dangerous possible liaisons between some Italian judges and some other judges who consider justice not an instrument to defend citizens but a means to subject people to an oppressive state".
The latter fairly reproduces the distribution of the studied deposit and represents perhaps one of the most dangerous possible scenarios of the Copahue volcanic activity.
No! In fact, the most dangerous possible activity is watching television.
Moscow's drug policy could be called harm augmentation: discourage drug use by making it as dangerous as possible.
They have to travel all around, through forests, glaciers, seas, and all the most dangerous places possible.
An expert on government guarantees, his wholly sensible view is that it is dangerous for possible bailout costs to remain unmeasured and, of course, unrecognized in the budget.
If you're heading to the beach, Deborah Levy's Hot Milk Hamish Hamiltonn £12.99) is a wonderfully dreamlike tale of the strange, dangerous pleasure possible by the sun-infused sea.
Norton; 670 pages; $35 and £22.99Khrushchev wanted a resolution to the contest over Berlin, yet he chose the most dangerous way possible to force one: via nuclear confrontation in Cuba.
If Congress approved, the Energy Department would weigh claims by considering a worker's years of employment and the maximum exposure to radiation or dangerous chemicals possible in the job.
In this context, it is worth noting that, however dangerous a possible response by Iran to American military action may be, its government — at least the part of it controlled by the newly elected President, Hassan Rouhani (if not by Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei) — at least had the decency to "totally and vigorously condemn" the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
