Sentence examples for dangerous believed from inspiring English sources

Niki Lauda, who withdrew from the championship-deciding Japanese Grand Prix in Fuji in 1976 because he considered the weather conditions too dangerous, believed neither the rain nor the dark was the problem on Sunday.

That's far more dangerous, believe me".

"Slums are often far less dangerous than believed.

XXXXXXXXXXXX 12. (C) Some of the GOT's actions may be related to its intense dislike of the former Administration's &freedom agenda.8 The GOT considered this policy dangerous and believed it opened the door for Islamic extremists to seize power.

Some 40 million Americans got the vaccine, but the effort was plagued by missteps, and the flu turned out to be less dangerous than believed.

Obama's campaign circulates two ideas that are dangerous if believed.

"And in a nuclear standoff, there is nothing more dangerous than believing there is no danger".

Believing that a solution is inevitable is nearly as dangerous as believing a conflict cannot be solved.

Just as it is dangerous to believe that "it's different this time" during a bubble, it is tempting to believe the same in a downturn.

I've always said if you put a solid winter behind me I am extremely dangerous and believe I can run very fast".

Pavlovsky said that people like Strelkov and his Moscow allies are as delusional as they are dangerous, somehow believing that they are taking part in grand historical dramas, like the Battle of Borodino, in 1812, or "the novels of Tolkien".