Sentence examples for equals dangerous from inspiring English sources
"That equals dangerous fire conditions and a hazardous work environment for the firefighters trying to protect their homes".
For something like four or five months (after McCain knew he would be the nominee), McCain had been hammering home that McCain equaled experience, while Obama equaled risky, untried, dangerous newness.
"Wilson Fisk is an iconic villain whose cunning and power make him the dangerous equal of our hero".
Officers confident that their authority is respected, their judgment is trusted, and their tools are equal to a dangerous and difficult job will produce better results than people who have been left hanging out to dry, while their colleagues are massacred.
You can see what Desplechin was going for here – The King's Speech plus A Dangerous Method equals gold, right?
Many felt that asking women to stay in a church that doesn't value them as equals was confusing and dangerous.
Cheap eats are on the streets Make sure you sample some of the street food, too - snail soup, brochettes (kebabs) and kefta sandwiches are delicious and dangerous in equal parts (consider yourself warned), but roasted corn and freshly baked doughnuts, Moroccan pancakes and pastries stuffed with khlia (strips of mutton preserved in fat) are safe and oh-so-tasty.
From the uncompromising idea that all intercourse is close to rape because it is about subjugation, to those like Camille Paglia or Katie Roiphe who took modern women to task for not taking enough responsibility for their own behaviour: if we are to own our desire and be equal players in this dangerous game - we have to careful how and when we chose to paint ourselves as victims.
Though they knew that marching for equal rights could be dangerous, the two friends joined King and a group of activists in their efforts.
So while absorbing the jolts of the waves and revving the engine up to dangerous speeds equal to a school zone street, I decided to take a little detour and explore an island-like area of tall grass.
