Sentence examples for a rather dangerous from inspiring English sources

That makes him a rather dangerous man.

"A lit bit of excitement, often of a rather dangerous nature, is unavoidable on such journeys.

Tristan is male-male and Isolde is a rather dangerous female.

So a storm about an advertisement could be seen as an opportunity, if a rather dangerous one.

Her sporting journey started with trampolining but she was forced to quit that because of a rather dangerous habit of passing out mid-air.

"It is a rather dangerous situation, it is a serious crisis with impact beyond Zimbabwe," Mr. Annan told reporters in Nairobi, Kenya.

There is an emerging culture of anonymity in which justice is not even seen to be done, and that is an unfortunate, rather dangerous, trend.

In 2006 he described Cameron's decision as "a bit foolish, rather dangerous".

Defence spending as a percentage of GDP had shrunk to its lowest level since 1938, and if anything, the events of the last week or so in Iraq have reminded us that this is an uncertain and rather dangerous world.

One notable exception, though, is Rocketplane's entry, the XP, which is an extensively converted Learjet.At first sight, the notion of converting an executive jet into a spaceship might seem rather dangerous.

Given the social, economic and political consequences of declining real wages and rising unemployment, which fiscal austerity only makes worse, this is both a very sad and rather dangerous state of affairs.