Sentence examples for dangerous that it from inspiring English sources
Surveillance there must be, but its implications are so dangerous that it should be subject to the panoply of oversight.
Yet the truth of the matter is that the American Medical Association considers electronic vaporizers employing lindane so dangerous that it recently conducted an extended campaign against them in its Journal.
The new generation leading China fears that the effort to itemize its financial gains is a story so deep and dangerous that it is worth sacrificing China's broader goals, at home and abroad, in order to prevent it from being told.
People thought the meeting was dangerous, that it was a lure.
"You always get stories about the sea being dangerous — that it can take you away".
"We cannot allow our people to take something so dangerous that it will actually exterminate them.
But in the backcountry, it's dangerous: that load of fresh snow is just looking for a trigger.
Beyond that, it is dangerous to say too much.
The IMC's October 2006 report stated that the RIRA remains "active and dangerous" and that it seeks to "sustain its position as a terrorist organisation".
It was only the fact that the driving was dangerous that made it a crime, not the driving itself.
If Pakistan does not attend Bonn, it will send a dangerous message that it is not serious about working with Afghanistan and the international community to promote stability.
