Sentence examples for subject of dangerous from inspiring English sources

The article then quotes career experts on the subject of dangerous work.

The subject is guitars, and guitars are the subject of "Dangerous Curves: Art of the Guitar" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

For some members of the community, the study's design recalls a painful past when black citizens were used as the subjects of dangerous medical experiments.

I've had a longstanding interest in the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands, the subject of a dangerous territorial dispute  between Japan and China.

Senior US science officials have shut down two government laboratories that were the subject of "serious and troubling" safety lapses, and suspended some transfers of potentially dangerous germs.

Also, it can be considered a reliable instrument useful to the local community in areas subjected to dangerous episodes of CO2 exhalation from soils (i.e., Ciampino and Marino towns in the Albani Hills, Central Italy [42]; Mefite d'Ansanto close to Avellino city, Southern Italy; Mammuth area Long Valley, California USA [43]; Lake Nyos and Monoun, Cameroon [44]).

And while we're on the subject of scary food: Dangerous lunchtimes throughout history.

The court action argues that residents were subjected to endless hours of dangerous construction conditions beginning in 2015, including toxic dust, noise, flooding and rodent infestations, while they continued to live in the 338-unit building, the New York Daily News reported.

They are more subject to the negative influence of dangerous streets and poor role models, and more likely to attend inadequate schools where parent involvement is more critical to educational success.

All we need now is for some American movie to pick up the dangerous subject of money (the heart of Slumdog) and make it come alive in American terms.

Plum Island is known to residents on Long Island's North Fork as Mystery Island and has long been the subject of speculation about the dangerous germs that are studied there.