Sentence examples for a dangerous amount of from inspiring English sources

Mainly because I smoked a dangerous amount of marijuana and can't remember the bad stuff.

By this means, a precise balance is struck, and the body never builds up a dangerous amount of acetylcholine.

No, the main drawback of corn mazes is that they promote a dangerous amount of introspection and contemplation.

And her high-handedness, yet to be vindicated, with the euro zone countries in trouble has created a dangerous amount of hostility and resentment among other E.U. countries.

"That is a dangerous amount of current, if it melted metal," pronounced Mr. Taylor, who is also the band's producer and sometime instrument tweaker.

Briggs and some other American equipment makers argue that the converters could add a dangerous amount of heat to already hot engines, creating a fire hazard.

In Louisiana, that kind of heavy rain makes for nervous public officials and a potentially dangerous amount of water.

As my colleague Chris Shaw points out in his recent book on the subject, the idea that there is a single, dangerous amount of climate change (the point at which global average temperatures are 2C higher than they were before the industrial revolution) is itself potentially dangerous in its over-simplification of the problem.

At the same time, a narrow Clinton win that is contested as illegitimate by Trump could inject a potentially dangerous amount of uncertainty that could roil markets and keep businesses from investing and hiring.

An electric blanket generally should not go under other blankets, because an excessive and dangerous amount of its heat could be retained.

Because CFLs contain a small (but rarely dangerous) amount of mercury, they must be disposed of carefully.