Sentences with phrase «potentially dangerous line»

Elsewhere, Morgan settles in with a new roommate, and Awesome (Ryan McPartlin) panics when Ellie (Sarah Lancaster) embarks on a potentially dangerous line of research.

Albany threw in $ 575,000 to allow more of the potentially dangerous lines to be removed and replaced with safer piping.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, Hector Bellerin is in for Gabriel at right - back, and as Arsenal prepare to potentially save their title hopes, they've certainly gone with an energetic, pacy and dangerous line - up which Wenger will hope can cause Chelsea plenty of problems.

So the opposition know we don't have a reliable and threatening forward line, also know that we have potentially dangerous midfield but one that is also lightweight and can be outnumbered and out muscled.

Some utility lines may be buried at a shallow depth, and an unintended shovel thrust can bring you right back to square one - facing potentially dangerous and / or costly consequences.

Even allowing him to run the fence line with the neighbor's dog can be potentially dangerous.

If the dog is full of fighting dog lines and DNA, sure, I can see that being a potentially dangerous dog (ie: full of American staffordshire terriers crossed with other bully dogs of angry lineage, bred to be huge with aggressive tendencies on purpose, etc.).

They are on the front lines of the impacts of climate change in the form of sea level rise, combining with potentially more dangerous storms that threatens our coastlines.

Potentially dangerous products include traditional laptops and convertibles part of the HP Probook family (64x G2 and G3, as well as the 65x G2 and G3), the x360 line (specifically, x360 310 G2 and Pavilion x360 models), the Envy m6, HP 11, plus several ZBook mobile workstations (the 17 G3, 17 G4, and Studio G3).

When a call comes in they drop everything and devote the next potentially very dangerous few hours or more to the benefit of others» concerns on their own time, and in the case of a commissioned Realtor, to the detriment of his or her own bottom line economically at that point in time.

The bottom line is this is a potentially dangerous issue no matter how you slice it.