Sentence examples for dangerous well from inspiring English sources
If you're wondering if heavy objects being propelled across a small managers office is dangerous, well, yes it is.
Both men were known to be erratic and dangerous well before the attacks, and neither was receiving proper treatment, doctors said.
"I think many people have seen in Ribblestrop that there is an antagonism in me towards the health and safety executive The Ribblestrop motto, 'life is dangerous' – well, certainly the idea that children need to be pushed out into a world where accidents happen is absolutely central to what I see as important.
[/entity]Why it's dangerous: Well, it involves inserting a feeding tube down the nose into the stomach.
If it is not properly evaluated, it can lead to numerous drilling problems such as dangerous well kicks, lost circulation, blowouts, stuck pipe, excessive costs, and borehole instability.
If the formation pressure is not properly evaluated, it can lead to numerous drilling problems such as dangerous well kicks, lost circulation, blowouts, stuck pipe, excessive costs, and borehole instability.
With a population of a little more than six million, Paraguay is a demographic minnow in the shark tank of the World Cup, but it has proved a tenacious, dangerous, well-organized opponent for years.
It was a choreographed media opportunity with one of the most dangerous, well-armed terrorist organizations in the world, one that he said was worth the risk and the effort.
Any village may have many orange and gray layers at different depths underneath it, and villagers may unknowingly live near both safe and dangerous wells.
A recent case involving a Chinese man supposedly smuggling American-made uranium enrichment supplies to Iran also points to the fact that, even if low-grade materials are not inherently dangerous, well-funded organizations can secure the materials to enhance them.
