Sentence examples for common and dangerous from inspiring English sources

Besides, in the mountains, afternoon thunderheads are common and dangerous – think lightning and hypothermia.

It is a common and dangerous mistake of inexperience, to get carried away by the treachery of swelling noise.

What's more, metformin generally does not cause hypoglycemia, a common and dangerous side affect of many diabetes drugs.

Some of the most common and dangerous diseases in the United States are modifiable or preventable by changes in the way we live.

Research published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 1999 showed that as ciprofloxacin use in Canada rose steeply from 1988 to 1997, the drug became less and less useful for treating a common and dangerous kind of pneumonia.

Antibiotics can upset the normal balance of bacteria in the intestinal tract, and one of the most common and dangerous results is infection with C. difficile, bacteria that can cause diarrhea, colitis and even death.

They are two of the most common -- and dangerous -- words on Wall Street.

Mounted facing off to the right and left, they can be swept across a room and will be able to sense most common obstacles and dangerous objects.

Experimental medicines are having trouble making a further dent on other common, costly, and dangerous problems like heart failure, heart valve disease and various heart rhythm problems.

If falls and fall-related injuries are common, costly, and dangerous, this is especially true for elderly and/or disabled patients in hospitals, as well as across the full continuum of care (Rubenstein et al 1994, 2001; Englander et al 1996; Brainsky et al 1997; Doweiko 2000).

Statistics made it clear that texting while driving was shockingly common — and incredibly dangerous.