Sentence examples for volatile dangerous from inspiring English sources

This could have been a far more volatile, dangerous situation.

Whatever the amount ultimately pledged, it would represent the most concerted international response yet to what economists warn could be a volatile, dangerous new phase in the crisis.

It is still unclear what caused the explosion, with American officials saying they believe it was probably an accident, perhaps because of Iran's inexperience with a volatile, dangerous technology.

Future warming will bring a more volatile, dangerous world, even if the world manages to keep temperature rises within a 2C limit to which governments have committed, Fischer's research found.

In fact, public and private meet in almost all of the most interesting Chinese photography concentrated in New York this summer, work that both engages with the brilliant, volatile, dangerous history it is part of and creates a morally incisive world of its own.

Jimmy Aldridge, energy campaigner at Greenpeace, welcomed the commitment but said: "If ministers are serious about shaking off our chronic addiction to volatile, dangerous fossil fuels, they should drop their good cop, bad cop routine on clean energy and get on with the job of making Britain's energy cleaner and safer".

Such a volatile and dangerous environment is no place for them whatsoever".

They must work in what remains a volatile and dangerous environment.

Students sensed something volatile and dangerous in the poem — something close to home.

"The situation is very volatile and dangerous, risky for peacekeeping operations to operate there".

Libya remains a volatile and dangerous place, and the F.B.I.'s progress in investigating the attack appears to be slow.