Sentences with phrase «dangerous runs because»

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«In a highly leveraged company, bank debt is dangerous, because if the company runs into problems the bank will ask for its money back.

To those of us trying to live out our beliefs, art can seem dangerous because the art of our culture preaches the beliefs of the culture, and many of these beliefs run counter to the Christian values we hold.

They're dangerous because they run in packs and feed on each other.

I use «potential» here because we're still talking about only two real games and because few remaining opponents on FSU's 2014 schedule are dangerous in run defense.

Wenger said: «Since he has played through the middle he looks more dangerous because he is in full confidence, is physically strong, he likes to take people on as well and he makes perfect runs.»

But it's dangerous to wait too long because players tend to run out.

«In the early»50s people ran downhills on this slope, but never from the very top, because it was too dangerous.

«Even though they're not on the best run at the moment, it was always going to be quite a dangerous game because they needed a performance as well.

«Now it looks to me that he's really dangerous through the centre of the pitch because he's in full confidence, he's physically strong, he likes to take people on as well and he makes perfect runs.

Kickoffs are considered among the most dangerous plays in tackle football because defenders run full speed down the field and charge into ball carriers and blockers, some of whom do not have time to brace before they are hit.

I really hope Arsene Wenger doesn't start changing the team, because that's dangerous, they're on a right good run at the moment, and you'd like to think he'll keep the same team.

When you're in a stressful or dangerous situation, your body responds by producing hormones and chemicals as part of the «fight - or - flight» reaction (so named because that's exactly what the body is preparing itself to do — to either fight off the danger or run from it).

Yet for Ellis, the philosophical implications of this mainstream theory do not simply run counter to our intuitions; he considers them dangerous because they rob us of free will and moral accountability.

The 70 - kilometer - long Hayward Fault is already known as one of the most dangerous in the country because it runs through large population areas from its northern limit on San Pablo Bay at Richmond to its southern end south of Fremont.

Our remaining ~ 250 GtC Carbon Budget to remain under 2 C (a dangerous climate change temperature) runs out in 2033 — Mann puts it at 2036 because he didn't include annual growth increases.

No longer having the ability to move because of inactivity is far more dangerous than going to the gym or outside for a run!!!!!

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A house full of desperately single women, one unscrupulous man — if McBurney were smart, he'd get back to his unit, because Bull Run would actually be less dangerous.

We remain standing, not because the voice told us to stop, but because none of us has started to run, and also because the voice doesn't sound dangerous.

These cats are generally feral or community cats and because they live outdoors, run the risk of living in dangerous conditions.

Smuggler's Run opens up the airways of Los Santos and Blaine County, which is a good thing because the roads are by now filled with motorcycle gangs, rogue CEOs and dangerous armed militia thanks to the Gunrunning DLC released a few months back.

One of the reasons the world is now running out of time to prevent dangerous climate change is because fossil fuel companies and their allies in the US Congress has prevented the United States from taking serious action on climate change since 1992 when the George H. W Bush administration agreed in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that the United States should adopt policies and measures to prevent dangerous anthropocentric interference on climate change on the basis of equity and common but differentiated responsibilities.

«But when a parent with a child in tow runs into the grocery store for a few minutes, he or she has to choose between allowing the child to wait in the car, which is safer but might get her arrested or jailed and / or her child taken away — and the more dangerous option of bringing the child with her because this is socially approved» (NPR).

These accidents happen because drivers aren't watching out for bicycles or are engaging in other dangerous driving behaviors like running red lights, not slowing down for a yellow caution signal or making an abrupt right hand turn without coming to a complete stop at a red light and looking before they turn.

A reminder, then, that launching a collateral attack on a decision of a regulatory body is a dangerous course of action, because it runs the risk of incurring a criminal conviction.

However, this can be very dangerous because they are running the risk of losing all personal items if a major disaster were to ever strike at the place that they are renting in Folsom California.

Life on the run for a child abducted by a family member is dangerous because over half of family abductors have a history of violence, substance abuse, or a criminal record.

I don't feel like I am being dangerous, I only do it once in a while, and usually it is because even though I planned ahead, there is a wreck so I am running late.