Sentence examples for consequently a dangerous from inspiring English sources
Consequently, a dangerous and less grazed area does not necessarily lead to better feeding conditions.
He deserved the full weight of the law and consequently a Roman punishment that was congruent with being a dangerous revolutionary: crucifixion.
Language is symptomatic of the thinking about customs or institutions that are taken to be fundamental and thus crucial to a particular way of life and consequently, as dangerous to change (or reform).
There was always a measure of dip to his delivery but it is more pronounced now – and consequently more dangerous – as if attracted downwards by more than simply gravity.
Thus, it may be very difficult to interpret the intentions that underlie the seemingly strategic behaviour of complex organizations, making interactions with these bodies less predictable and, in some spheres, such as international conflict, consequently more dangerous.
"[Abbott] is a dangerous, dangerous man.
"It's a dangerous, dangerous, cheap hit," Tortorella said.
A dangerous shoal seen Septr.
Pakistan remains a dangerous country.
