Sentence examples for keep dangerous from inspiring English sources

The collective comments of the speakers provided a devastating case about the utter irrationality and danger of allowing private citizens to keep dangerous exotic animals, such as African lions and chimpanzees, as pets.

"London was reportedly being forced, against its national interests, to keep dangerous foreigners in the country.

Most states keep dangerous people behind bars or reserve parole supervision for the most serious offenders.

But to the federal government, Ms. Estrella is a defiant businesswoman unable to keep dangerous bacteria out of her products.

Still, no scientist can unilaterally declare himself above laws that are designed to keep dangerous materials under close control.

Next door is a cayman, seized by police from an owner without a licence to keep dangerous wild animals.

Cotton told me, "I think most Arkansans believe they elected me to help keep dangerous people in prison".

— The giant rusty fence of metal bars along the border here, built in recent years to keep illegal immigrants from crossing into the United States, has a new nickname among local residents: Jurassic Park Gate, a nod to the barrier in a 1993 movie that kept dangerous dinosaurs at bay in a theme park.

Although the Scott system did not benefit from the arrival of larvae from other reefs, an abundance of plant-eating fish in the area kept dangerous algae in check and allowed the few remaining local larvae to hang on long enough to begin the slow but steady process of repopulating the reef, researchers report online today in Science.

The Citadel projects an energy field that is able to prevent human reproduction, as well as a field that keeps dangerous alien wildlife out of the city.

While the Obama guidance is non-prescriptive, it has long drawn the ire of conservative groups who say it is an example of federal overreach and has kept dangerous kids in the classroom at the expense of innocent children.