Sentence examples for dangerous prospect from inspiring English sources

That is a dangerous prospect.

The increasing appeal of "medical tourism" is a dangerous prospect.

This tendency presents "a dangerous prospect," he says.

Some politicians talk openly of a possible division of the country—an exceedingly dangerous prospect.

This opened up the dangerous prospect that the country would split along religious and ethnic lines.

But window washing in a city of skyscrapers is an inherently dangerous prospect and an inherently dramatic subject for photographers.

In that case, the Security Council could soon be back in session, and possibly split once again between those who believe (with us) that a WMD-armed Saddam is a dangerous enough prospect to justify a war, and those who do not.

It whispers in my brain with both inspiration and reservation -- inspiration because, as an out woman, I have experienced what only coming out will teach you, that life is significantly more reliable and fruitful without secrets and shame, and reservation because, as a Christian, I also know that coming out and purging all secrets can be a dangerous, painful prospect.

That would give him a considerable advantage at the polls, though it would certainly not make him an exciting candidate.More dangerous to his prospects, however, is Russia's economic and financial predicament.

This is a dangerous and appalling prospect, especially given the lack of public understanding within the country about what actually happened between 1966 and 1976.

"What's really dangerous is the prospect of Jon Corzine sitting in the United States Senate where he will have the power to spend your money".