Sentence examples for dangerous scale from inspiring English sources

Pete Campbell, a hospital doctor in the north-east who undertook the survey with the assistance of the British Medical Association, said: "This survey is just a snapshot of medical understaffing, which is going on on a significant, worrying and dangerous scale.

Last week, as I waited for the police car to escort me to the studio and for the fully armed officer next to me to shield me from a potential attack, I found history repeating itself on a grander, more dangerous scale.

Essentially, then, they're pissed off white guys on a very dangerous scale.

The dangerous acts scale has shown poor psychometrics and validity, therefore items from this scale were not entered into the factor analysis, nor analysed in this study.

Stigma on the Dangerous-Undesirable Scale was also low, further affirming this population's tolerance of those with depression.

The findings for the Weak-not-Sick and Dangerous-Undesirable scales must also be considered with caution given the low reliability estimates found for these scales.

It is of concern that the internal consistencies of both the Weak-not-Sick and Dangerous-Undesirable scales were low, being more so for the latter.

Nuclear radiation at very high levels is dangerous, but the scale of concern that it evokes is misplaced.

In addition, dragons make wonderful enemies; the combination of their scales, dangerous claws and terrifying ability to breathe fire makes them a vivid enemy.

But Stourton adds his own distinctive touch by giving his undergraduate hedonists a taste for a dangerous sport: the scaling of college buildings by night, an apt metaphor for the breathtaking sense of superiority claimed by their privileged social set.

So concluded Standard & Poor's, the global ratings agency, in a report published on Monday that garnered attention throughout major financial news media the latest piece of evidence that China's debt levels have scaled dangerous heights.