Sentence examples for dangerous scope from inspiring English sources

David Cronenberg, the director of "Cosmopolis," told The New York Times that financial villainy, with its ability to affect people around the globe, has a "dangerous scope".

So I think, in a way, unless you're talking about the president of the United States or people very high up in the government or the Pentagon, financial villainy has a much more dangerous scope".

Before you even step foot on a potentially dangerous slope, scope it out to determine where you can go if an avalanche happens.

A $3 million Defense Department assignment to build tanklike reconnaissance robots to scope dangerous urban areas came after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing.

Sound effects have traditionally been of great importance in the theatre, where many effects, too vast in scope, too dangerous, or simply too expensive to be presented on stage, must be represented as taking place behind the scenes.

A $3 million assignment from the Defense Department to build tanklike reconnaissance robots (PackBots) to scope out dangerous urban areas came after the bombing in 1995 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The Dutch doctors, led by Dr. Margreet Vos, a microbiologist, and Dr. Marco Bruno, a gastroenterologist, said they wrote their report because they wanted to alert other hospitals of the scope's dangerous design.

Pasadena health officials said Wednesday that 16 patients were infected by dangerous bacteria from medical scopes at Huntington Hospital from January 2013 to August 2015, including 11 who have now died.

If you think that scoping is dangerous in a situation, you can help your team out and fire from the hip to potentially assist in killing any enemies.

As Andrew later acknowledged, the No15 jersey had given the tall, athletic Elliott more scope as a dangerous broken-field runner, and he had kicked well too.

Camera-mounted MAVs are frequently used in reconnaissance and rescue missions to scope out a dangerous situation before humans go in.