Sentence examples for more dangerous challenges from inspiring English sources

Ambrosini could protest that more dangerous challenges had escaped a booking.

— BILL PENNINGTON In a tremendous display of waste and recklessness, the reality TV show Fear Factor has put together a commercial that brags about bigger explosions and more dangerous challenges, capped by a "You're welcome, America" at the end.

It is the situation with the mining industry that it has more fatalities than other industries because it is more dangerous and the challenges are higher".

His winning novel, Crongton Knights, is the second in a planned trilogy set on the South Crongton estate, where schoolboy McKay's rash attempt to help out a girl in danger of exposure for sexting after her phone is stolen takes him on a mission even more dangerous than his more usual challenge of dodging early-morning visits by the bailiffs to his tower block home.

"We live in a more dangerous, constantly changing world, one with challenges and threats that were never envisioned when the Handschu guidelines were written," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said.

Suddenly their overfamiliar act is challenged by a new, more dangerous act performed in the streets by Jim Carrey and broadcast online to a worldwide audience.

Fiji tightened up their discipline and looked a bit more dangerous but they were unable to seriously challenge the Kangaroos line.

This comes at the very time when the world seems to be coming more dangerous, and investing in analysing and forestalling global challenges seems ever more important.

Are steroids really more dangerous than this?" Dr. Magnus and others also challenge the idea that the use of certain enhancers is inherently cheating.

YouTube announced several policy updates today, including more stringent enforcement of its ban on videos of dangerous challenges and pranks.

His findings prompted him to challenge the common wisdom that portrayed human-made chemicals as more dangerous than natural ones.