Sentence examples for coming dangerously close from inspiring English sources

Representative Darrell Issa, Republican of California, said the committee was coming dangerously close to "politicizing science". And he closely questioned Dr. Steven E. Nissen, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic whose May 21 article in The New England Journal of Medicine questioned the safety of Avandia.

That wait is coming dangerously close to becoming permanent.

Representative Darrell Issa, Republican of California, said the committee was coming dangerously close to "politicizing science".

Detroit is coming dangerously close to a feat of its own.

Mr. Smith said the administration was "coming dangerously close to giving the impression they don't care what the law says".

Winter's Bone – a meaty-sounding slice of blue-collar Americana, with a teenage protagonist coming dangerously close to serious crime.

I come dangerously close to complaining, but stop just short.

These actions come dangerously close to racial and ethnic profiling.

Yet it also comes dangerously close to pastiche.

But without anchoring surface quirks and physical details of character, transparency comes dangerously close to invisibility.

And government-funded ratings could come dangerously close to being public guarantees.