Sentence examples for was now dangerous from inspiring English sources

Reform was now dangerous.

"The mountain is now dangerous, but the mountain is also now good.

Most of the things that are now dangerous to bare feet are things that we put there".

The cinemas, already under fire from church leaders for leading the impressionable young into sexual temptation, are now dangerous sites of contagion.

Plenty of reports also propose that the water on the Pacific coast of North America is now dangerous to swimmers, and the fish there too radioactive to eat.

So I want to say sorry to my daughter and her friends for all the countries where we Americans, with our awkward shorts and sandals, were once at least tolerated, but that are now dangerous for us to visit.

But also talk with the families who live downstream, where the coincidence of a prolonged drought, over-pumping of our groundwater, and decades of nitrogen-based fertilizer use have so contaminated their drinking water it is now dangerous to consume.

Madasani's parents have since warned other Indian parents not to send their children to the United States, saying the country is now dangerous for foreigners of color following Donald Trump's election.

Falling overboard was now more dangerous than ever: the bloody fish were sure to attract sharks.

(She had moved there illegally and become legalized, but warned him that the border was now too dangerous to cross).

Mr. Liu, in a brief conversation with Rendezvous on Thursday, said it was now "very dangerous" for mainland protesters in Hong Kong, although he himself did not feel threatened.