In the 1980s, Volcker s historic responsibility was to reduce inflation and prevent it from ever rising again to dangerously high levels. Today, Yellen s historic responsibility is to increase inflation and prevent it from ever falling again to dangerously low levels.

In the case of a pilot flying drones over Yemen by operating a joystick in Nevada, the threshold to pulling the trigger is dangerously low.

Both are dangerously facile.

China is dangerously near a crisis point.

This faith is sadly and dangerously misplaced.

We came dangerously close to freezing to death.

Europe is dangerously close to its financial Sarajevo.

He came dangerously close to looking too European.

Unemployment soared, the currency depreciated, and food prices rose dangerously.

To be sure, the two sides are now dangerously divided.

Continued threats of ever higher tax burdens could prove dangerously counterproductive.

America also sees Europe as excessively inward looking, sometimes dangerously so.

As a result, politics in Nicaragua is fraying dangerously once more.

So, after all the tourists that irrigate this poor region with precious income leave the viewing platforms below the falls, authorities close the sluice gates that dam the White Water River on the dangerously low upstream reservoir, and the falls cease.

Mona has dangerously isolated non Arab women from a war that is global.

Elsewhere in the Middle East, tensions are either escalating or are brewing dangerously.

Excessive state spending, heavy regulation, and dangerously high taxes have helped create the state s economic woes.

Their intellectual apathy, targeted myopia and general dis ingenuousness played dangerously to help continue the pandemic.

(e) Individuals suffering from infectious or contagious diseases, psychopaths, alcoholics, dangerously violent persons or drug addicts

The same can be said of Syria, whose hardline government is turning toward a dangerously adventurous militancy.

Russian policy, based on immediate monetary gain and a hope of diplomatic influence, is dangerously short sighted.

It is clear from the worldwide rage against elected governments that this consent is becoming dangerously threadbare.

Many Western countries national debt is now dangerously near, and in some cases above, this critical threshold.

German leaders must acknowledge that their country s banks are dangerously exposed to the debts of the eurozone periphery.

If that challenge is not met, 2010 will be a year in which Latin America will live dangerously.

That impatience will cause some to drive inconsiderately, others to overtake dangerously and yet others to speed excessively.

First, they were trapped in a vicious circle of low income, low savings and low investment, leading to low productivity and low growth.

Second, CO2 is dangerously changing the world s climate, even if many Big Oil interests would have us believe otherwise.

Finding the right balance between excessively rapid and dangerously slow deficit reduction is important, and not all that easy.

Most of the rural Bangladeshi population lives in corrugated tin huts that can get dangerously hot under the scorching sunlight.

this law to include entitlement to take long term leave to care for a dangerously ill child, partner or parent.

That said, it would be dangerously naïve to believe that the exercise of power and the capacity to intimidate are unnecessary.

The conventional production function of neoclassical economics offers a dangerously misleading lens through which to interpret the processes of frontier innovation.

While both proposals have merit, whether they will be enough to stabilize our dangerously unstable financial systems is at best dubious.

Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne insists that his country s fiscal trajectory is dangerously unsustainable, and he has proposed draconian cuts.

After all, the Fukushima accident has severely injured only a few people probably less than a dozen workers are dangerously irradiated.

That debate has been left to fester, serving as a dangerously dysfunctional pressure valve for turbulent and frustrated citizens across Europe.

That crop, which provides a living for much of Chad's population, is dangerously threatened by the protectionist practices of developed countries.

Therefore, prices could be low but not abnormally low.

The poor are caught in a complex poverty trap in which low income leads to low consumption, which in turn results in low capacity and low productivity.

But the state s coffers are dangerously depleted, and France now finds itself among the many countries whose debt burden compromises the eurozone s existence.

The most dangerous trends, including the upsurge of global imbalances and the dramatic financialization of the economy, accelerated dangerously from about 2004 onwards.

It has become dangerously dependent on economic success, so that any large scale economic failure will expose the shallowness of its moral claims.

US policy toward Pakistan is also dangerously shortsighted and reminiscent of the mistakes the US made in Iran prior to the 1979 Islamic revolution.

And raising borrowing costs for governments with dangerously heavy debts thereby discouraging them from further borrowing is precisely what we should want to do.