Sentence examples for best dangerous from inspiring English sources

To talk of "strategic partnership", on this interpretation, is misleading at best, dangerous at worst.

Likewise, micromanaging the body's metabolism strikes most physicians as an overly bold intervention: yet to be proved at best, dangerous at worst.

The government's crusade to embed "British values" in our education system is meaningless at best, dangerous at worst, and a perversion of British history in any case.

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When a patient wanted an antibiotic for a cold (a treatment useless at best, dangerous at worst), she cheerfully handed it over.

With both President Bush and Ariel Sharon's administration calling for reform and change in the Palestinian government, it seems counterproductive at best, dangerous and provocative at worst, to raid and confiscate all the possessions of the leading voice for peace and moderation that the Palestinian people have to offer.

Robben the best, most dangerous player on the field to this point.

Its detractors view Momentum as naïve at best and dangerous at worst.

This is damaging and painful at best, and dangerous and vicious at worst.

Liberals think that anyone who has an opinion that strays from theirs is irrelevant at best and dangerous at worst.

So if these therapies are ineffectual at best and dangerous at worst, why do they remain so popular and profitable?