Sentence examples for extraordinary danger from inspiring English sources

"They were nice people, so you didn't feel in extraordinary danger, but they stole everything".

And so a — a Pakistan that falls apart, becomes a failed state would be of extraordinary danger to Afghanistan and us.

Legal officials in my administration did their best to resolve complex issues in a time of extraordinary danger to our country.

The court also said the suspect, Rabei Osman Sayed Ahmed, 33, posed "an extraordinary danger" that required him to stay in prison.

The extraordinary beauty of living and growing things in the Okavango Delta in Botswana makes one forget the equally extraordinary danger to the relatively helpless human being.

The two films have several elements in common, however notably, the celebration of ordinary competence and ordinary responsibility as the ultimate bulwarks against extraordinary danger.

"Firearms are dangerous, and extraordinary dangers sometimes justify unusual precautions," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said in her opinion for the court.

They are trying to stoke hometown anxieties with the ludicrous argument that detainees present extraordinary dangers beyond the 1.2 million convicted felons in prisons across America.

Put that together with the extraordinary dangers of combat — airmen only had a fifty-per-cent chance of surviving their thirty-to-forty mission tours of duty--and you had fearsome statistics.

The war in Iraq has not been an easy story to tell, not only because of the extraordinary dangers presented to reporters (123 journalists have been killed in Iraq since the war began) but also because of the White House's changing justifications for the war itself.

This Jedi Council of former leaders who understand the extraordinary dangers of foreign influence on our affairs of state must create new law.