Sentence examples for be dangerous about from inspiring English sources

Here's a better way: Know enough to be dangerous about everything in your business.

And what is dangerous about the remark is that it implies that nothing was learned.

"What's dangerous about Khamis Mohamed is that he does not have the fire in the eyes.

"What's dangerous about Jon Corzine isn't the fact that he has spent tens of millions of his own money," Mr. Franks said.

"I would say that what is dangerous about this situation is not the fact of having a nuclear bomb," he said.

Arbuckle became the figurehead for all that was dangerous about Hollywood — the unbridled wealth, the unchecked vice — and no jury could acquit him of being an overweight, asexualized man.

I do hope that the police union will stop spreading the lies about what these bills do, because that is the only thing that is dangerous about what is going on.

Failure is an unavoidable phenomenon which can be dangerous and costly and bring about less production and profit.

There were dangerous rumors about the women, too, including that they were prostitutes.

The city had always been dangerous, averaging about 40 murders a year, but that number jumped to 58 in 1995.

Conservatives were wrong — not in beliefs that higher marginal tax rates harm growth, not that debt is dangerous, but about strategy.