Sentence examples for most dangerous elements from inspiring English sources

Soon, the Columbia education professor and broadcaster Lyman Bryson declared that unrestrained radio was "one of the most dangerous elements in modern culture".

The particles that result from this chemistry are among the most dangerous elements of air pollution and cause disease and degrade our environment.

Mr. Hakim's party, the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, is considered by many Sunni Arabs to be one of Iraq's most dangerous elements.

Having the limitation makes for a safer world, and removing it only encourages the most dangerous elements of every nation that now or in the future has the means for developing nuclear weapons.

If Iran rejects American and European demands to immediately halt the most dangerous elements of its program, Mr. Obama could face a crisis in the Persian Gulf by early summer in the midst of his re-election bid.

First, the E.U. and United States should use their leverage over Iran's oil revenue at the Baghdad talks to obtain curbs on the most dangerous elements of Tehran's nuclear program.

The requirements for supermajorities are the most dangerous element in the Republicans' plan.

In that, Sonali was demonstrating what experts said is the most dangerous element of the pedophile Internet community: its justification of illegal acts.

By focusing on the aircraft though, these people have failed to recognize the most dangerous element in the crash: not the Hawker Hunter jet, but the road it crashed into.

The story quoted Hagel as saying, "The most dangerous element of our political future in this country is candidates who debase and degrade the political process by straight-out lies and misleading spots on television.

This is the most dangerous element hurting President Obama's reelection chances.