Sentence examples for a dangerous condition from inspiring English sources

Even though the house may seem unaffected by this change, it is still a dangerous condition.

So is this a dangerous condition, or an advantageous adaptation for elite athletes?

A common feature of public nuisance is the occurrence of a dangerous condition at a specific location.

But along with numbing pain, benzocaine can change hemoglobin into methemoglobin and cause a dangerous condition called methemoglobinemia.

Because omphalitis (an infection of the cord itself) is a dangerous condition, redness in this area should be carefully evaluated.

One owner of four buildings tried to empty them, saying the heating boilers were in a dangerous condition.

If a restaurant is in a dangerous condition, what kind of violation is necessary to close it?

"That is a dangerous condition," she said, explaining that water in a gas main snuffs out pilot lights.

However, superior knowledge of a dangerous condition by itself, in the absence of a duty to provide protection, is insufficient to establish liability in negligence.

None of the grounded aircraft, it seems, was in a dangerous condition, and it's extremely unlikely that lives were ever put at risk.

This is one of the network's mascots — a hideous figure, often shown vomiting — who suffers from rhabdomyolysis, a dangerous condition in which damaged muscle tissue enters the bloodstream.