Sentence examples for yet another dangerous from inspiring English sources

To the rest of the world and much of America, this is yet another dangerous folly.

Another Bell, Ian, survives yet another dangerous over from Morkel - it's become a case of fending off Morne and milking the runs of Makhaya at the moment.

The addition of Umenyiora will provide the Giants' already fearsome defensive line with yet another dangerous pass rusher, providing a measure of depth that should not only keep it fresh but make things more difficult for opposing offensive lines.

Specifically, they believed that the income tax that was levied for the first time in the country's history and the issuance of paper currency—so-called greenbacks were further gross violations of the Constitution that represented yet another dangerous extension of executive power.

But in the new unregulated, unlimited jungle of campaign finance, Mitt Romney's super PAC is allowing some contractors to violate that historic ban, taking yet another dangerous step toward a culture where government business is done on a pay-to-play basis.

In another new finding, Tokyo Electric Power Company, which runs the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power station, said late Monday that it had detected higher levels of plutonium in soil samples taken from within the compound a week ago, raising fears of yet another dangerous element that may be escaping the crippled reactors.

At one point, he warned Sharna about yet another potentially "dangerous" cane she'd brought out for his samba routine.

Beirut -- In yet another incredibly dangerous turn in the Middle East, "liberal interventionists" are once again joining forces with "hawkish" neoconservative voices to advocate for the collapse of the Syrian regime -- sooner rather than later.

The American people do not want yet another unnecessary and dangerous war.

"The secrecy aspects of this are taking campaign finance problems to yet another new and dangerous level," said Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, a group advocating tighter campaign finance laws.

It was appalling to watch over the last few days as Congress — now led by Democrats — caved in to yet another unnecessary and dangerous expansion of President Bush's powers, this time to spy on Americans in violation of basic constitutional rights.