Sentence examples for dangerous light from inspiring English sources

Five years ago an estimated 400 million people lived with rudimentary, low-quality kerosene lamps, providing poor, polluting and often dangerous light.

More alarmingly, the resident shrink, Searle (Cliff Curtis), has developed a fondness for staring into the Sun, bathing in its increasingly dangerous light.

They can detect and evaluate dangerous light doses for the proper conservation conditions of historical materials, which are sensitive or moderately sensitive against light radiation (<600 lx).

That fight now seems dangerous in light of what happened.

Such rhetoric is particularly dangerous in light of the baby boomers' impending retirement.

This is where Zoroaster, after visiting the flaming tarpits of Baku in Azerbaijan, saw the dangerous, spectral light of monotheism.

If a president ever wants to round up Americans on vague charges and detain them indefinitely, this ruling gives him a dangerous green light.

An oligopoly of hugely profitable mega-banks seems both obscene and dangerous in light of the crisis, and yet the administration hasn't really thrown its weight behind a plan to chop up the biggest banks.

Some music journalists (including the one writing this article) may have curated playlists for the likes of Spotify and Apple Music, but in a broad sense is it not more dangerous, in light of Spotify's market dominance, that there's now only one gate?

At night it can be dangerous and light also helps keep thieves away.

If you want the guy-type of sexy that turns all guys on (which can be dangerous), try light worn jeans, a band shirt or a large army uniform shirt!