Sentence examples for arguably dangerous from inspiring English sources

Energy efficiency is all well and good, but what does sustainability mean when America's greenest company is built on pushing arguably dangerous ideals of female beauty?

Today there were those who wondered if McKewen had something personal against all the players, with a number of juniors having to play in conditions that were totally unreasonable, and arguably dangerous.

Whether or not you agree with him and his thoughts on the First and Second Amendment, the dart gun is well-designed and arguably dangerous.

This is an arguably dangerous development," Mike Allen and Jim Vandehei write.

In a familiar if tragic tale, eight years ago this fall an early morning crash critically injured two teens and killed a third, all on their way to school and driving on an arguably dangerous stretch of road in Duxbury, Massachusetts.

But life for the zoo animals is arguably more dangerous.

We have suffered at the hands of both overt racism and the more insidious, and arguably more dangerous, discrimination in pretty much every area of our lives.

With 20 locations from coast to coast, the school can also teach you how to drive on the arguably more dangerous highways you have to navigate every day.

Blind Descent introduces us to the men and women who engage in an activity that is arguably more dangerous and difficult than climbing Everest.

Barton is the ranking Republican on the House Energy and Commerce Committee and Inhofe is the ranking Republican on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee; they are two of Washington's most vociferous — and, arguably, most dangerous — climate change deniers.

Below, a look at some of the more unusual — and, arguably, more dangerous — gun laws passed in recent years, and the states that passed them first: Guns in bars First state to allow, and when: Tennessee, in 2009.