Sentence examples for a relatively dangerous from inspiring English sources

Living in a house priced well below average often means living in a relatively dangerous neighborhood, or sending your child to a below-average school.

He was found in a relatively dangerous area and had injuries to the back and one of his paws consistent with a fall," the local prefecture announced.

But all the excitement of the big game, combined with quite a bit of alcohol, actually makes for a relatively dangerous situation for your phone.

In addition, the use of a changeable database of possible reactions allows us to eliminate the possibility of taking a relatively dangerous reaction under safe conditions and vice versa.

The region within region B but outside of region A was the relatively "dangerous zone".

Sopko cited figures from the International Energy Association and the Pakistani government to say it should have cost between $200,000 and $500,000 to build a compressed natural gas station, even in an underdeveloped and relatively dangerous country.

The L. monocytogenes bacterium, rare but also relatively dangerous, became a public heath concern in the '80s, when the illness was linked definitively with foods such as deli meats, smoked fish, fresh soft cheeses and pâté.

We have known for a long time that "real" space missions are relatively dangerous.

We're doing some relatively dangerous shows and making network television relevant again.

("That would be relatively dangerous research, I think, knocking on the door of the Bandidos". Another cackle).

Emotionally, Ocean's public risks were relatively dangerous and, perhaps to guard himself, he surrounded the tenderness of his art with flatland.