Sentence examples for dangerous proportion from inspiring English sources

A dangerous proportion of "The Founder," which is written by Robert D. Siegel and directed by John Lee Hancock, is spent on the phone or in face-to-face meetings, but, then, this is a film about business.

The literature consensually agrees that the prevalence of MetS is increasing to a dangerous proportion [ 22- 27].

According to Conners, who in retirement sees ADHD overdiagnosis as a "national disaster of dangerous proportions", not much has changed.

Fire experts had warned for years that a buildup of combustible material in Western forests had reached vast and dangerous proportions.

It was only towards the end of his career, in 1998, that Conners realised the damage wrought in his name, calling ADHD a "national disaster of dangerous proportions".

Piracy in west Africa is reaching dangerous proportions, the global piracy watchdog has said, with the increase in attacks fuelled by Nigerian criminals.

The factionalism has reached its most dangerous proportions in the capital of the north, Mazar-i-Sharif, the main prize sought by Generals Dostum and Muhammad.

You stick out too much, the world enlarges around you to dangerous proportions, and you are too evident to too many others.

So the rivalry between the two dancers — or at least Nina's perception of rivalry — begins to take on dangerous proportions.

Ozzy Osbourne, who assumed dangerous proportions back in the 1970's, has in recent interviews stressed that Black Sabbath never had more than the slightest interest in witchcraft and the occult.

The horror story could have easily been prevented had there been intelligent life at the Federal Reserve Board in the years when the housing bubble was growing to ever more dangerous proportions (2002-2006).