Sentence examples for be dangerous both for from inspiring English sources

Blurring the boundaries can be dangerous both for journalists and the programmes that support them, he notes.

"He's going to be dangerous both professionally and personally for Dani.

These mechanical waves can be dangerous for both the drill string (the threaded joints) and for guiding structure on the surface over which is reflected in their effect.

The use of an electric fence can be dangerous for both you and the pigs if you both are not trained in how to use one.

Police work can be dangerous, for both man and beast.

Indeed, it can be dangerous for both you and your pet.

The doctrine of divine right can be dangerous for both church and state.

The outcome can be dangerous for both driver and mechanics.

But the method can be dangerous for both sides.

The golden rule: Don't attempt waves that are beyond your capability; it could be dangerous for both you and your fellow surfers.

Alternatively, giving a dog too long a leash can be dangerous for both you and the dog.