Sentence examples for dangerous age from inspiring English sources

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Fifty can be a dangerous age in the business world.

In a dangerous age, it lacked cheap fanaticism.

New York City's older theaters are often prized for their period architecture, but some may be reaching a dangerous age.

This has been overcoming me somewhat in recent years, and I had been wondering whether 46 is a particularly dangerous age for this kind of mental overheating.

Those who teach language, those who cherish its accuracy and meaning and beauty, are the custodians of truth in a dangerous age.

The roots of some species clog sewer lines, some drop debris constantly, limbs become rotted and dangerous with age.

Now America has entered a third, more dangerous era an age of global economic interdependence.

Lenny's boss, Joshie, for example, who turns 70 in the course of the novel, has had so many replacements of muscles and organs and blood that he looks younger than Lenny, who has reached the dangerous old age of 39.

There are echoes of early "Roseanne"—the creators of "The Middle," Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline, both wrote for the show whose pilot episode satirized the dangerous New Age babble sold to factory workers: "If your mind can conceive it, and your heart can believe it, then you can achieve it".

I want to get more dangerous with age".