Sentence examples for dangerous trouble from inspiring English sources

Identifying Shinnecock's most dangerous trouble spots was one of the goals during practice rounds.

Eventually Ruby, Clancy, her secret butler and her family get in a lot of dangerous trouble to do with very dangerous people.

Stringers also may be used in areas that are seen as dangerous "trouble spots," such as war zones or natural disaster sites, or for stories that would be too time-consuming for regular staff to cover.

That's bad enough in itself, but it becomes positively dangerous in times of serious trouble: In those emergencies of a nation, in which the goodness or badness, the weakness or strength of its government, is of the greatest importance, there is commonly a necessity for action.

Every Chinese knows that organised challenges can lead to serious trouble.In this section Dangerous waters Exposing a dirty secret Who's in charge?

Don't break laws or engage in dangerous illegal activity that could get you into serious trouble.

Don't pick something dangerous; someone will wind up hurt, and you will be in serious trouble.

The area surrounding his youth institute is beatifically called Garden of Glory, but it is a poor and dangerous community troubled by drugs, prostitution and a lack of good schools and jobs.

Not only that, but there are so many different kinds of faeries - from phookas to kelpies to hobs and hags and faerie gentry - all of them capricious and dangerous and trouble-making.

"When I was there, they did have some quite serious troubles with armed gangs, not in the town itself, but traveling was very dangerous".

This is why the events of April, with the dangerous coincidence of trouble in both the Sunni and Shia communities (Fallujah and Najaf respectively), have raised such anxiety.