Sentence examples for dangerous to remove from inspiring English sources

Doctors and the company are now trying to understand the scope of the problem, but experts say it is extremely distressing because the wires are particularly dangerous to remove and also may pose dangers if they are left in.

They decided it was too dangerous to remove the shrapnel.

He condemned terrorism but warned Israel that it would be dangerous to remove Yasir Arafat from power.

Doctors are grappling with the issue of whether it is more dangerous to remove the lead if it is failing, or leave it in.

Doctors told him it would be more dangerous to remove the bullet lodged just above his heart than to leave it, but he is in constant pain and has difficulty sleeping.

But Defense Department officials from nearby Bern, the capital, argued that it would be too dangerous to remove them and too costly, if a method were used that involved blowing the accumulated sediment off the munitions, then freezing them in blocks of ice and lifting them.

His mother, fearing that the drive to the hospital was too dangerous, tried to remove the shards herself, in their kitchen; he still has the one that she missed buried in his shoulder.

If the person is dangerous to himself, remove any sharp objects and toxic materials from the person, lock any un-barred windows and balconies, and try to hold the person restrained.

Doctors believe it would be too dangerous to try to remove the bullet lodged in Madwantsi's skull.

Police say they are not offering a general drug amnesty but the ecstasy tablets, thought to be to blame for the four deaths and one hospital admission, are "potentially so dangerous we need to remove them from the streets to prevent further deaths".

President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who will join the political discussions here but not the economic strategy sessions, said before he left Moscow that it would be "dangerous and mistaken" to remove Mr. Arafat because doing so "would only radicalize the Palestinian movement".