Sentence examples for faces a dangerous from inspiring English sources

Britain faces a "dangerous cocktail" of threats.

Like John Howard, Gordon Brown faces a dangerous paradox of his own.

But judging by Thursday's events, further reinforcements of men, vehicles and weapons may be needed.Israel faces a dangerous dilemma.

As for weaknesses, Labour trailed Cameron's Conservatives on leadership and economic competence, and faces a dangerous threat from the SNP.

The Chancellor, George Osborne, warned last month that the country faces a "dangerous cocktail" of risks from the global economy, while economists also cite threats from the Brexit referendum and rising bills in April from the new national living wage.

In a speech on the same day as the survey, Osborne said the Uk faces a "dangerous cocktail" of economic risks and that 2016 would be the "year of mission critical".

For example, when we are facing a dangerous situation e.g., we meet dangerous animals, we fear because we see the danger, which can be considered as cognitive stimuli.

"We are facing a dangerous conspiracy," he wrote.

After 17 de5, he faced a dangerous attack, and he was in trouble after 19 e4.

Grischuk finally resigned; he was down too much material and faced a dangerous attack.

Facing a dangerous lineup that had pummeled Javier Vazquez a night earlier, Sabathia retired his first 12 hitters and 18 of 19, and finished with five strikeouts.