Sentence examples for consider it dangerous from inspiring English sources
"They consider it dangerous but we consider it safe," said the association's spokesman, Vladimir A. Galitsyn.
Officials tried to identify the powder, saying they did not consider it dangerous.
They consider it dangerous, and, one of them told me honestly, the city has been receiving bad publicity.
Do they truly consider it dangerous for the people to know what is being decided in their name?
Despite objections from some players who consider it dangerous, the team has kept the hill, which is in play a whopping 436 feet from home plate.
The battle over this idea continues in schools all over the United States, where some people consider it dangerous even to discuss an opposing point of view.
He considers it dangerous to impose classical idea in Jazz.
I considered it dangerous because I was told by the librarian that it was too tragic and depressing for someone my age.
Of the 404 Long Island adult residents contacted in the telephone poll, 94percentt considered it dangerous to talk on a phone while driving, whether hand-held or hands-free.
About the diagnosis of IH, although lumbar puncture is the gold standard, we considered it dangerous because of the accentuated venous hypertension and consequent brainstem descent.
The emperor, however, declined the request as he considered it dangerous to disturb the interest of the other European powers.
