Sentence examples for always dangerously from inspiring English sources

Pensions are always in turmoil and dependency ratios, particularly in developed economies, are always dangerously skewed.

It's an enjoyable snapshot, perhaps imperfect, but always dangerously close to receding from view as we scroll onto whatever's next.

In fact, if you're at all like me, you're trying to keep your footing out in midstream, with the water level always dangerously close to your nostrils.

De Quincey was happiest when he was chipping away at the sublime, volume by volume or vision by vision, and his happiness was always dangerously leveraged.

Friday Night Dinner combines the structure of a traditional British domestic sitcom – from And Mother Makes Five to My Family – with the dark farce, always dangerously close to grossness, that has become a dominant strain in the genre more recently through shows such as The Worst Week of My Life, Peep Show and The Inbetweeners.

"The gap between what you know and what you think you know is always dangerously wide".

Thereafter, despite Japan's doing its tenacious best and despite Brazil's living as it always has, dangerously at the back, there was only one outcome.

Tanner fingers neoconservatives like Irving Kristol who he thinks have always been dangerously complacent about accepting the existence of the welfare state, hoping to reform rather than abolish it outright.

Only a few minutes after the results showed that Tom Daley, the youngest competitor in the 2008 Olympic Games, and Blake Aldridge had finished eighth and last in today's 10m synchronised diving final, a crack appeared in the shiny, happy surface of a collaboration that had always looked dangerously lopsided.

Clothing made almost no statistically significant difference - 1-2% of drivers always drove dangerously close.

We want to resolves this, to move on". In the Telegraph, Alexander Suebsaeng agrees that junior doctors are "overworked... slightly underpaid... [and] very stressed by a system that always feels dangerously overstretched" and says he opposes the government's aims to extend services at weekends".