Sentence examples for dangerous means from inspiring English sources
Another more dangerous means of aggression is head butting.
Sometimes, though, control is exercised by invisible – and dangerous – means.
That the counterattack is a dangerous means of attack is hardly news.
The ready availability of well-paid work, albeit hard and dangerous, means that unemployment has almost disappeared (see chart).
Here an unbendable fact remains: weapons of this sort are part of a very dangerous means of waging war.
The other cities eventually abandoned cable cars, but San Francisco has stubbornly clung to the picturesque if archaic, and sometimes dangerous, means of negotiating the hills.
"Dad, what does 'psychologically dangerous' mean?" she asked.
But is it, as some have claimed, "dangerous", "mean spirited" or indeed "racist"?
Among routes of drug administration, injection appears as the most dangerous mean regarding the spread of HCV infection among drug users.
When he says that he is "not dangerous", he means that he will not nationalise industries or banks in the way that Mitterrand did in the early 1980s.
