Bradford and Standish agreed that this represented a dangerous threat to the English-Pokanoket alliance and decided to act quickly.
Organized crime also represents a dangerous problem, ministers warned this week.
This is why the Obama Administration's Europhilia, now likely to become more pronounced, represents a dangerous temptation.
What we can say, though, is that it represents a dangerous tactic.
But for many, the move from powerful prime minister to president represents a dangerous shift towards authoritarianism.
They think the city's charter-school experiment represents a dangerous, even subversive, trend in public education.
It also represents a dangerous normalization of 'governing in the dark,' where decisions with enormous public impact occur without any public input".
Failures of elected officials must be dealt with through the political process, and central bank intervention in such matters represents a dangerous and unwarranted overreach.
It could also embolden critics at home and abroad who say QE2 represents a dangerous expansion of the Fed's role in the markets.
The Europeans are persuaded that their newfound coexistence is a model for the world and that the more Hobbesian American approach represents a dangerous alternative.
