Sentence examples for which has dangerous from inspiring English sources

"Today, the one commodity in Mumbai costlier than gold is real estate," says Dalvi. "There is a kind of unbridled desire to keep building" – which has dangerous implications for the future of the city.

All of this leads to a unsustainable and outdated system that's heavily dependent on fossil fuels and chemical pesticides, which has dangerous hidden costs.

This was a serious problem, she explained, because overweight people take diet pills, which have dangerous side effects.

Electric vehicles could help clear the air in Chinese cities, many of which have dangerous levels of pollution.

But it is being forced to take what may be a huge gamble in its pursuit of an advanced type of treatment called gene therapy, which has proved dangerous in the past and may expose the company to liability.

However, all the prescriptions are written in English, which has proved dangerous.

I had never seen such a direct infusion of religion in politics, which has very dangerous potential because it introduces a new irrational element to the conflict.

The tsunami has caused several fires and explosions at the Fukushima Daiichi plant, which has leaked dangerous isotopes into the air, soil and water.

Participants described an unwillingness to disclose their T2DM to others, which has potentially dangerous ramifications for medical emergencies.

The British troops are based in the southern province of Basra, which has become increasingly dangerous in recent months.

Minnesota's 53,450 players — the highest number in the country — represent 13 percent growth, spurred perhaps by the innovative Fair Play initiative, which has sharply reduced dangerous fouls in youth hockey since 2004.