Sentence examples for are often dangerous from inspiring English sources

They pay well but are often dangerous.

Their journeys, shrouded in a fog of confusion and fragmented memory, are often dangerous and not infrequently fatal.

People like Mr. Flores-Figueroa enter the country illegally to work at jobs that pay little and are often dangerous.

History has shown that movements which emerge on the outer fringes of the political spectrum are often dangerous.

Because of strapped budgets, the physical conditions in prisons and jails across the country are often dangerous.

Poorer women would turn to other methods for abortions, as they did before it was legalized, which are often dangerous or ineffective, says Borchelt.

Their job is often dangerous.

But uprooting such corruption can be painfully slow, and is often dangerous.

"The missions were often dangerous, and the Saudis set a lot of restrictions on the flights".

In Afghanistan, the vast influx of money to insecure parts of the country was often dangerous and ineffective.

Noah Webster warned in his dictionary, in 1828, "It is often dangerous to innovate on the customs of a nation".