Sentence examples for dangerous stages from inspiring English sources
The virus, which can cause flulike symptoms and, at its most dangerous stages, encephalitis, a potentially fatal brain inflammation, is transmitted to humans by mosquitoes.
By comparison, the launching has milestones that help observers mark the progress past the various dangerous stages: the solid rocket boosters break away from the shuttle after two minutes, and the external tank separates at eight and a half minutes.
In 2009, the peloton staged a protest after a series of dangerous stages, including one where Spanish rider Pedro Horrillo ended up in a coma after a mountain crash.
EF: There are two dangerous stages where having too much capital can actually be a detriment to the company.
Delays of any origin, such as mandatory waiting periods, postpone care to later, more dangerous stages of pregnancy.
This is a very, very dangerous stage to be at.
A final point is also political, but on a bigger and potentially more dangerous stage.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that tensions had reached a dangerous stage.
45 mins: Bernard Laporte reckons that this is the most dangerous stage of the match for the French.
It's a trend that, as could be seen in Proud and Prejudiced, has reached a dangerous stage in Luton.
Bottling is a dangerous stage when your wine can catch "the wine disease" and turn to vinegar.
