Sentence examples for rise dangerous from inspiring English sources
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And there is some evidence that Welles, departing from his film performance, approached Olivier's eventual accounting of the role: he wore a vain man's big gold earrings, and his dominant effect was of a rising, dangerous rage.
Railway vehicles under these circumstances can experience a serious loss of braking capability giving rise to dangerous situations such as platform overruns and signals passed at danger.
(Patients who follow treatment only erratically contribute to the rise of dangerous drug- resistant strains).
The heat needed to generate the steam can rise to dangerous levels if the machinery itself is not cooled down.
This lack of full correlation has frequently given rise to dangerous tensions that can ultimately lead to war.
Saltwater crocodiles have been seen swimming in Australian floodwater after heavy rain in the some areas of the country has caused rivers to rise to dangerous levels.
They need a reliable news source at this desperate time for the country, the economic situation and rise of dangerous far-right groups.
Some of the questions the committee is interested in: Why did the market shoot up in Dec.? Would further rise be dangerous?
If your body stops producing any or enough insulin, or if your cells become resistant to it, this can result in diabetes, leaving your blood-sugar levels to rise to dangerous levels.
MOSCOW — When Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, abruptly dismissed Moscow's powerful mayor last year, he violated a "keep your friends close but your enemies closer" precept that has long prevented the rise of dangerous opponents in Russian politics.
