Sentence examples for dangerous extent from inspiring English sources

Students still party to a dangerous extent.

Capitol offence Nobody could accuse this column of having been over-friendly towards the American investment banks which helped inflate the dotcom bubble to such a dangerous extent.

But he is also a critic, and, to a dangerous extent, he is putting forth his disillusion as a judgment on the state of literature.

The struggle, in a town frequented by Christian pilgrims as the home of Jesus, underscored the dangerous extent to which the new Israeli-Palestinian clashes have swept up Jews and Arabs in Israel proper, where one million Arabs hold citizenship.

"This case presents a stark example of the dangerous extent to which pervasive secrecy in military court proceedings undercuts the appearance of fairness essential to public confidence," the filing said.

A prevailing view by the 2,411 respondents was that "Germany, because of the many foreigners living here, is exposed to foreign influence to a dangerous extent," the report said.

"The fear of reporting even privileged Dáil speech shows how dangerous the extent of the O'Brien empire is for Irish media and society in general.

"It's professionally dangerous to some extent".

They thus argue that McDonald's food is "dangerous to an extent beyond that which would be contemplated by the ordinary consumer who purchases it"...

It's dangerous because the extent of American power will continue to invite resentment whoever is in the White House, and because America's perception of the terrorist threat will still differ from that of its Asian and European allies.

And, because frame structures require ironworkers to weld or rivet the beams to the supporting columns on site, which is both expensive and dangerous, reducing the extent of the frame means that more of the structure can be fabricated off site, making the building safer and more cost-effective to erect.