Sentence examples for dangerous whether from inspiring English sources

These norms are excellent in themselves; but too absolutist and conformist a belief in their universal applicability can be very dangerous, whether in Vietnam or Iraq.

To have fun, because this job, our job, is fun and exciting, and it's also often dangerous – whether it's in the boardroom, the newsroom, a parliamentary sub-committee or the battlefield.

But having one best way – one only way – is dangerous whether practiced by governments, academics, or corporate leaders.

Sex toys can be dangerous, whether or not they are in use.

Like I said, sex toys can be dangerous, whether or not they are in use.

Of course, exploring that final frontier could be dangerous, whether in the American West of the 1800s or hundreds of years later among the stars and planets of the Milky Way.

The scholar seemed to think this pampering of fantasy is dangerous-whether to men or to women we're not sure.

And that way is a civil trial of the sort that Mr. Wilcox, 37, just went through, a hearing before a judge and jury to determine whether sexual predators are still dangerous and whether they should continue to be locked up and treated indefinitely.

"ICE has detained children with their mothers en masse regardless of whether they were flight risks, dangerous, or whether custodians were qualified to care for them".

Racing fast cars is dangerous business, whether on a city avenue or a closed professional course.

This is a working description of ideology, and it is a dangerous thing, whether in Tehran or in Washington.