Sentence examples for be dangerous when it from inspiring English sources

As he points outA reduction in fiscal deficits is dangerous if it doesn't happen and will also be dangerous when it does.

Brown said: "The pipeline was likely to have been attraction to young boys such as Robbie and was likely to be dangerous when it was wet and slippery".

You can feel you are on top of the game but suddenly if your concentration goes down they have the individual quality to be dangerous when it is you who think you are in control of the game.

The French approach has fuelled "internecine rivalry" which can be dangerous when it comes to early sharing of intelligence that might otherwise have been developed to prevent an atrocity being carried out, explained one counterterror officer familiar with the approach in France.

The problem can be dangerous when it prevents people from smelling warning odors such as a natural gas buildup in a house.

Such preconceived judgments are baseless and can be dangerous when it inspires action against the person.

"The search for meaning is dangerous when it spills over into politics.

But she misses the most important point about Europe today: religious belonging, no matter to what religion, is dangerous when it is used to define identity.

The price of thinking the animal in front of you is dangerous when it's not is quite low; the price of thinking it's safe when it's not could be terminal.

Joe is a dangerous man in the sense that monumental stupidity is dangerous when it is coupled with responsibility, and Mr. Diehl never seems to be far from some mindless act of cowardice.

While his sensitivity to the whole patient is moving, the obsession with how things appear rather than how they actually are is dangerous when it interferes with something as crucial as health.