Sentence examples for as too dangerous from inspiring English sources
Zuse had considered and rejected this possibility as too dangerous.
He considered Somalia, but dismissed it as too dangerous.
Theodore Roosevelt once tried to ban football as too dangerous.
It regards military strikes as too dangerous and too complicated in light of Iraq.
Kissinger claims that he regarded the assignment as "too dangerous" to carry out.
The German engineer Konrad Zuse had considered and rejected this possibility as too dangerous for his Zuse computers.
Abstentionists also reject the position of moderationists that in many circumstances Christians should feel free to drink for pleasure because abstentionists see alcohol as inherently too dangerous and not "a necessity for life or good living," with some even going so far as to say, "Moderation is the cause of the liquor problem".
His proposal has been kicked around since the late 1980s; a favourite of policy wonks but always seen as too politically dangerous for a politician to touch.
The rationale of the bill suggested that anyone who was identified by the FBI as too potentially dangerous to fly should not be allowed to purchase a firearm.
The sport grew until it was banned by Chairman Mao Zedong in 1959 as being too dangerous for athletes.
When Russia was threatened by a smallpox epidemic, Catherine set the example of being inoculated first to convince her people of the safety of the new, effective measure "shunned in continental Europe as being too dangerous".
