Sentence examples for dangerous degree from inspiring English sources

At one point the sides of the tent ballooned out to a dangerous degree.

The sculpture will stay on Massachusetts Avenue throughout the week, or until it melts to an unattractive or dangerous degree.

They're alienated, because all the branches of the U.S. government have insulated themselves from the public to a dangerous degree.

It combined the experience the party had gained from eight years in power with undiminished energy, while hinting at a potentially dangerous degree of intellectual self-confidence.

The key with plastics is to avoid PVC-based polymers and to avoid any type of plastic that off-gases to a dangerous degree.

A survey conducted by Lazuardi Birru and the Indonesian Survey Institute suggests that the government's efforts are ineffective to a dangerous degree.

The report, called Dangerous Degrees, warned that current warming trends would see a temperature increase of at least four degrees by 2100 – well above the internationally agreed limit of two degrees warming.

That means strengthening regulation where some businesses are putting competitive pressure on others by skimping on safety, by denying workers basic benefits, or by operating with dangerous degrees of leverage.

When, after miraculously catching up with it, he scrambles atop its roof, where he stands regally, pitched forward a few dangerous degrees, shading his eyes so he can better spot the Union baddies, the image is perfect in its seemingly casual geometry.

It is demanded to comprehensively determine the burst danger degree and to process the dangerous regions and locations using intensity weakening technology.

Unless we cut back on our overconsumption of meat in rich countries, it will be almost impossible, climate analysts say, to prevent global warming from bringing temperatures up by a dangerous 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).