Sentence examples for desperately dangerous from inspiring English sources
But Haynes shows that the point is that Therese has appeared in Carol's life at a desperately dangerous moment.
This is substantially because it has been a desperately dangerous conflict for journalists to cover, as this film by Olly Lambert demonstrates.
After Pearl Harbor, the movie's final act is to show Hartnett and Affleck spearheading the retaliatory raid on Tokyo on April 18 1942, commanded by Lt Col Jimmy Doolittle (improbably and plumply played by Alec Baldwin) - a desperately dangerous mission.
You have got to try and deter people making this desperately dangerous journey obviously for a better life for themselves and their families but putting their lives at risk in the process".
That something, says Robert Service, our leading historian of the Soviet Union, was the coming to power of Mikhail Gorbachev, a young reformer dedicated to simultaneously rescuing Russian communism from terminal decay and ending the ruinously expensive and desperately dangerous arms race with America.
But I also need to set off an alarm, because this has created a desperately dangerous scenario for the 2.5 million people suffering with opioid addiction.
We live in a dangerous, desperately unequal and uncertain world.
In almost 10 years of working in mental health, with often violent, dangerous, desperately unwell people, I have never had any trouble because of my faith.
Another druggie on "Boardwalk Empire" is Gillian Darmody Gretchen Moll), who desperately ventures into a dangerous section of Atlantic City to score heroin from thug Dunn Purnsley Erik LaRay Harveyy).
There are so many "fun" situations to be avoided – desperately trying to head off dangerous picnic plans with friends before they go too far ("we can sit under that tree over there, on the grass! And we will all definitely be able to get up from the ground afterwards!"), rickety garden seating at my nan's house, trying not to mainline ice-cream in public again.
China is shovelling state funds into a market where prices are still up 70% year-on-year and the state-owned media is desperately trying to encourage citizens into these dangerous waters.
