Sentences with phrase «quickly become a dangerous»

Even writer Jason Meyer from The Gospel Coalition (a mainstream Complementarian parachurch organization) states that Complementarianism asks women to «take the most vulnerable position,» and can «quickly become a dangerous position when [these] views get distorted.»

This can quickly become a dangerous situation for baby as they can become dehydrated quickly.

Well, if you suffer from hypothyroidism, then exercise can quickly become dangerous and pose a serious risk to your thyroid (and overall health) if done incorrectly.

Obesity is quickly becoming a dangerous problem for many children.

When placed in young children's hands, the internet can quickly become a dangerous place.

And if you set your books to returnable, it means if the bookstore orders but can't sell, they'll ship them back to you — this could quickly become dangerous if you get stuck with tons of unsold books.

The temperature inside your vehicle can quickly become dangerous.

And when the dog thinks it has to hunt down and herd some children towards its owner, the situation can quickly become dangerous.

While biking is a pleasant and practical activity, it can quickly become dangerous if people do not take steps to protect themselves and others on the road.

Overall, it comes down to common sense and realizing that performing any other type of task while trying to drive can quickly become a dangerous situation.

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With round four of the North American Free Trade Agreement talks ending in acrimony this week, NAFTA is quickly becoming synonymous with words like «unilateral», «impasse» and «dangerous».

Others say Facebook is quickly becoming the world's largest and most dangerous censor.

A baby can quickly and easily sneak a knife into their hand and become dangerous in no time.

TL; DR: Home birth midwives are more than prepared, and that includes being more than prepared to get you and your baby safely and quickly to a hospital if it becomes necessary (and they'll make that determination — «necessary» — long before it veers into «dangerous.»)

Parents realize all too quickly that the hand crafted coffee table and sewn curtains or mini blinds easily become dangerous.

Instead, the film focuses on the particular buffoonery of Murray's Richie Lanz, a showbiz charlatan out of Los Angeles whose ignorance of the dangerous situation he's placed himself and others in quickly becomes irritating.

Bosses rapidly switch up their attack patterns and quickly become more and more dangerous as the battle goes on.

After becoming the newest recruit to Sparrow School, a secret intelligence service that trains exceptional young people to use their bodies and minds as weapons, Egorova quickly finds herself as the most dangerous Sparrow the program has ever produced.

The scenes become more and more uncomfortable, as this man we quickly identified with becomes lost in a world of dangerous psychoses.

while driving and become a pain in the b *** while driving - it causes the blades to ice up quickly and the visibility becomes dangerous making it necessary to stop and manually remove the ice when it is snowing.

Selling a commodity, which is what e-readers have become, is a dangerous business in tech, because commodities tend to devalue rather quickly.

Loren flees her parents to become an infamous thief, but quickly finds that a wizard can be far more dangerous than the king's law.

Funny as it seems, the new novice traders become vicitms of this dangerous behavior without realizing how quickly it'll drain one's trading account, and how often this will be repeated.

For households with multiple dogs, errand behavior on the leash quickly becomes hard to manage and dangerous during walks.

If your dog has ingested lots of apple seeds, then you need to take immediate action as the toxicity levels can become dangerous very quickly.

This is especially dangerous during the hot summer months, as cars can quickly heat up and become extremely uncomfortable for animals.

A syrian hamster getting lodged in a tube can become a dangerous situation for them very quickly, as the tubes have the poorest ventillation of any part of the cage.

You can see why a yummy meal can quickly become very dangerous.

Dogs can quickly become our best friends; they're there for us during good times and bad, the ups and downs, and the dangerous times too.

It is critical for everyone to realize that the temperature climbs quickly (in 10 minutes or less) to dangerous levels inside of parked cars — even a mild day in the 70s can become deadly to pets who are left inside of a vehicle.

Body temperatures can rise very quickly and become dangerous.

If your dog becomes aggressive, action needs to be taken quickly before it becomes a habitual and dangerous behavior.

The already formidable pet chains that are most likely to draw interest from investors quickly become even more dangerous once they tap into such a partnership.

That said, expect to be out of breath, and take care in the steeper portions, especially when wet, as it can become dangerous quickly.

Showing alongside examples of many influential artists» work will be selfies that have quickly become icons of the digital era — from the beautiful and sublime to the mad, bad and downright dangerous.

Showing alongside examples of many influential artists» work are selfies that have quickly became icons of the digital era — from the beautiful and sublime to the mad, bad and downright dangerous.

Given that the mainstream scientific community now believes that the world is quickly running out of time to prevent dangerous climate change, the moral problems with waiting until all climate scientific uncertainties are resolved are unfortunately becoming obvious.

«The main point is that the 2C target — which is almost out of reach now, or quickly becoming out of reach — is itself a dangerous target because it leads to a world that is greatly destabilised by rising sea levels and massive changes of climate patterns in different parts of the world,» said Professor Jeff Sachs, director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University, one of the PLoS paper's authors.