Sentence examples for dangerous to apply from inspiring English sources

Yet some E.U. diplomats say it would be politically dangerous to apply diplomatic pressure by exploiting Cyprus's economic plight.

Superlatively touted in the media circle as the 'best team ever,' and as much as it is dangerous to apply labels like this prematurely, they are sure making a strong case for it; housing some of the most naturally gifted footballers of their generation in the same squad.

Standard hair dyes use chemicals that are dangerous to apply near your eyes, so you should never use one on your eyelashes.

Fixated as he may be on "SNL" and its alumni — and the choices that people made, wise and otherwise, after leaving the show — Mr. Samberg said it was dangerous for him to apply that same scrutiny to himself.

What I'm suggesting is that it's dangerous for us to apply this strategy, the praise that we are taught to give, across the board.

She represented a first undesirable and dangerous step to applying reproductive cloning in humans, something that many agreed should never be done.

But the testimonies released on Thursday reveal that several officials, under pressure to fingerprint uncooperative asylum seekers, and to stem migration numbers, have abused people and returned them to dangerous situations without allowing them to apply for asylum.

Its pepperiness inspired Mr. Potvin to apply the word "dangerous" to the sandwich board promoting it in front of the Hosmer soda shack in Manchester.

The training teaches workers which housing problems are most dangerous to occupants' health and how to apply local codes to correct those problems.

It is indispensable for effective and successful prevention that minors not only acquire the skills but that they learn to apply them in a dangerous and high-risk situation by avoiding or escaping from it [ 27].

"If you want to attend a competitive college, it is very dangerous to conclude that you don't have to apply early," Dr. Avery said.