Sentence examples for term dangerous from inspiring English sources

But now, in Copenhagen, they may finally agree on a definition of that term "dangerous", when they discuss halting global warming at 2C.

Let us consider, in that context, the prospects for warming well in excess of what we might term "dangerous" (typically considered to be at least 2C or 3.6F warming of the planet).

We need better data on unpaid care work, irregular, short-term, dangerous and illegal work – and on changing diets to allow policymakers to make better decisions about social protection policies and programmes.

Scarborough courageously spoke the truth about the long-term dangerous effects of ANY U.S. President's use of drones.

All participants would report the most severe events, often termed "life-threatening," or "dangerous".

Like most sections of Armonk, this is not what most would term a dangerous neighborhood.

Leading Conservatives are playing a "short term and dangerous" game that threatens the future of the UK by building up the SNP as a way of damaging the Labour party in Scotland, Lord Forsyth, the senior Tory peer, has told the Guardian.

"Non-enforcement is good in the short term, but dangerous in the long term".

But that is a short-term and dangerous view which threatens the integrity of our country".

Christie started it, when he laced into a "strain of libertarianism" that he termed "very dangerous" to national security.

He accused the party of a "short-term and dangerous view which threatens the integrity of our country".