Sentence examples for dangerous sources from inspiring English sources

Electrical wiring, oxygen systems and insulation blankets join batteries as dangerous sources of smoke or fire.The big danger is not just fire damaging the aircraft, but smoke incapacitating the crew on the flight deck.

What they wanted to know was how I approached covering conflict, how I dealt with dangerous sources and preserved my journalistic independence along with my life.

So the first person responsible for the fact that we're still dependent on dangerous sources of energy would be President Reagan.

And in particular we can address directly three of the most dangerous sources of terrorist finance: the abuse of charities, the abuse of money service businesses and the abuse of financial transactions.

Contemporary illustrators, following cues in the text itself, imbued their drawings with racial overtones, suggesting that Tom represents not just England's dirt-encrusted climbing boys, but also all the dark, dangerous sources of pollution living at the margins of the social system.

A13 Pollution Rules Face Revamping In an attempt to reduce one of the most dangerous sources of air pollution, the Bush administration is drafting rules that would sharply cut diesel pollutants from construction vehicles, certain farming and mining equipment and other off-road vehicles powered by diesel engines.

I'm not sure there is one "most dangerous" source.

My most dangerous source of interviews, though — my home liquor cabinet — was The Paris Review.

QUESTION FROM COLE BRECHEEN: What do you think is the principal (or most dangerous) source of misinformation on this subject?

Such longer-term lending is not regarded as an appropriate central-bank activity by many authorities, however, and is considered a dangerous source of inflationary pressures.

Preaching, to Puritans the essential task of the ministry, was to Laud a most dangerous source of "differences" in religion to be curtailed and controlled.