Sentence examples for enabled dangerous from inspiring English sources

- dismantled bank regulations tracing back to 1913 and 1933, - enabled dangerous financial transactions, while they have - failed to regulate the shadow banking system.

"It enables dangerous people to get guns," she tells me.

The reality of 21st-century globalism, however, is that none of us can pretend that by pushing the chemical industry out of our communities we have stopped enabling its dangerous practices.

An editorial in The New York Times, titled "The Enablers," asks why India, China and Russia are "enabling two dangerous regimes, Syria and Iran, to continue on destructive paths?" In Syria, India for months worked to "block action" against a United Nations Security Council resolution, sponsored by the Arab League, calling for a peaceful transfer of power.

Critics, however, say the studies often offer few practical public health benefits, but pose plenty of risks if they enable a dangerous virus to escape from a poorly operated laboratory or provide a roadmap for terrorists.

Congress, apparently not learning the lesson of the Iraq war, continues to enable a dangerous and out of touch Bush administration.

(Equipment changes meant to aid athlete safety have, ironically, enabled gymnasts to attempt ever more dangerous maneuvers).

"Tax dodging practised by corporations and enabled by federal policymakers contributes to dangerous inequality that is undermining our social fabric and hindering economic growth," the report said.

The raise of pedestrian simulation tools has enabled the identification of critical locations where dangerous crowd behaviors may emerge [8, 9].

Those, regrettably, are the very places where Trump – enabled by those who share, or mimic, his dangerous instincts – could do his unmitigated worst.

Thus this historic, careful and expensive activity has enabled civil aviation to create that paradox of being fundamentally dangerous and yet, in practice, extremely safe".