Sentence examples for makes dangerous from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, if a patient makes dangerous threats about a specific person, therapists have a professional duty to warn the intended victim.
But so should the US, which has never come to terms with the fact that its demand for cheap labour makes dangerous, illegal border crossings attractive and its immigration system has never successfully dealt with foreign workers.
And while enthusiasts aren't apt to publicly admit that it's the risk of serious injury that makes dangerous sports exciting, at least partially, we still hold organizations like the NFL liable for injuries, which at least provides a modicum of civility.
More conventionally Surrealistic but with a bit of Pop is the work of Nazareth Pacheco, who makes dangerous-looking luxury commodities, like fashionable dresses of beads and razors and a child's swing that sprouts nails from its clear plastic seat.
Niang is mature in his decision making, often making dangerous runs in behind defenders while also possessing illusive movement.
They were making dangerous enemies.
But Mr Podushkin has made dangerous political enemies.
Navigation is made dangerous by crosscurrents and fog.
At the height of the Syrian occupation, Mr. Tueni's editorials made dangerous reading.
How can the mundane be made dangerous and the dangerous mundane?
The banal, biscuit-box Shakespeare needs to be broken up and his work made dangerous again.
