Sentence examples for dangerous service from inspiring English sources
This was widely predicted, and is bad enough; yet no less serious in the short run is that it also risks dangerous service failures and financial losses.
Sent to fight the royalists in western France in March 1793, he was recalled, as a noble, after four months' dangerous service and driven underground by the Revolutionary Terror.
People like President Bush never came close to dangerous service while thousands of this country's less fortunate (in every way) were slaughtered for a cause that did not enjoy popular support.
It's catchall stuff: providing laundry, mail, food, water, fuel, power, sanitation, living quarters, construction and (the most dangerous service) transportation.
Perhaps conscription of youth for military service in a just war can be morally permissible, but only if compensation is paid to those coerced into this arduous and dangerous service.
Though the riders were small, lightweight, generally teenage boys, their untarnished record proved them to be heroes of the American West for the much needed and dangerous service they provided for the nation.
Google and Facebook, he said, were "dangerous services".
"I want a neurologist to decide it," Justice Antonin Scalia said.No one is suggesting that unqualified people should be allowed to offer dangerous services, however.
The company, with an eye on ever fatter profits, is prepared to axe the guards on some of the most overcrowded and potentially dangerous services in Britain so that they can squeeze every last penny out of their passengers, regardless of the consequences.
He also suggested that while Facebook and Google have improved their security, they remain "dangerous services" that people should avoid.
Enabling this digital trade are online criminal actors that exploit eDTCA mediums intended for use by legal actors (but possibly illegal in jurisdictions that do not permit DTCA marketing) to drive sales of their potentially dangerous services and products [ 13, 17].
