Sentence examples for be exceedingly dangerous from inspiring English sources

Such a crisis might lead to Korean unification but would be exceedingly dangerous in the short term.

They are almost totally unknown but they may well be exceedingly dangerous since they will have points to prove against the best Test cricket team in the world.

This does not strike me as the kind of ravings of, you know, an end of days millenarian.None of this is to say that Iran poses no threat, and that a nuclear Iran would not be exceedingly dangerous.

This frame of mind would be exceedingly dangerous if applied to foreign policy, and it seems to us that one question the American voters should face is wheth they want to have a Secretary of State who will putter around a decayed foreign policy, trying to bring forth a couple of buds, when it's only 10% solid timber and 90% concrete.

Darryl argues that head shop owners should be allowed to give advice to customers about their products, especially in the case of legal highs, which can be "exceedingly dangerous if misused"—as was the case with those kids from Luton who took them before school last week and didn't even make it to first period.

It is expensive procedure and could be exceedingly dangerous in cases of advanced liver disease with prolonged prothrombin time and low platelet count [ 10].

It is exceedingly dangerous to the eyes.

Yet Iraq was, and is, exceedingly dangerous for journalists.

Such seasons of incipient alarm are exceedingly dangerous, because they beget the calamities they dread.

"At that altitude, that speed is exceedingly dangerous," the Sydney-based aviation expert Geoff Thomas told Reuters.

But it is exceedingly dangerous to regard a war as some sort of bank shot.