Sentence examples for critically dangerous from inspiring English sources

8 MENDING BROKEN HEARTS Heart attacks can leave survivors in critically dangerous conditions.

Donna was quickly diagnosed with a "critically dangerous" low level of carbon dioxide in her blood.

Many of the south Pacific islands were in a "critically dangerous situation" due to the quick succession of cyclones.

Either way, if he were to actually win the White House, his loose manner of speech would become critically dangerous.

Considering the critically dangerous amounts of poisonous mercury that pilot whale meat contains and due to the extremely high levels of PCBs and pesticides found within, the issue at hand is very much a community health one as well.

Research shows that people who drink caffeine with their booze are less able to estimate how impaired they are, which can lead to binge drinking (and corresponding major hangover) and, more critically, dangerous behaviors like drunk driving.

Jamie Brickhouse is the author of the critically acclaimed Dangerous When Wet: A Memoir of Booze Sex and My Mother, which is "Required Reading" in Mary Karr's bestselling The Art of Memoir, Amazon named a "Best Book of May 2015," and Book Chase named a "Top 10 Nonfiction Book of 2015".

The superb execution is the flesh we see in Westworld, that being an immensely detailed world, deeply sympathetic heroes with critically important goals, extremely dangerous villains with opposite aims, diverse character personas that conflict, characters that transform physically and emotionally, and an abundance of suspense, surprise and action.

The blue-eyed beauty continued her rise to fame in the '80s and '90s with critically-acclaimed roles in "Dangerous Liasons" and "Batman Returns".

Music commentator Nelson George, compared the song to material from Dangerous, notably the critically acclaimed tracks "Jam" and "Dangerous".

Transport of critically ill patients is potentially dangerous with up to 70% adverse events occurring.