The phrase 'dangerously by' is not correct or usable in written English.
If you want to use the words 'dangerous' and 'by', you could use the phrase 'dangerously close by' in a sentence, such as: The young boy walked dangerously close by the edge of the cliff.
That vulnerability is now matched, dangerously, by unlovability.
HarperCollins £18.99, pp304 The Year of Eating Dangerously by Tom Parker Bowles.
Recently I was passed dangerously by a vehicle on a road in regional NSW.
By proposing to cut off all of Indiana's Medicaid funding, it is the Obama administration that is acting dangerously by jeopardizing the health care of women.
Still more dangerously, by treating nuclear weapons as just another explosive in the arsenal, rather than as a deterrent weapon of last resort, America would dangerously blur the line against nuclear use by anyone.
It's difficult to explain the thrill this was to a tiny, book-obsessed child who had recently learned to read; cushion tucked beneath her bottom, eyes reflecting the screen's glow, Ribena poised dangerously by the keyboard.
No other politician was willing, however, to form a cabinet in a country so dangerously racked by industrial and socialist agitation and by Fascist terrorism.
Blood-vessel grafts are frequently used to bypass arteries that have become blocked or dangerously narrowed by fatty deposits, a condition caused by degenerative atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries).
"Children are the missing face of HIV/AIDS and remain dangerously underserved by care providers and insufficiently informed by social mobilisers.
The bank, once Afghanistan's largest, was seized by regulators in August 2010 after being left dangerously overexposed by shareholders who used it as virtual piggy bank, doling our loans to themselves, friends, relatives and business associates.
Garrigan is young but not innocent exactly, and is dangerously excited by witnessing a rabble-rousing speech given by General Amin soon after a coup has brought him to power.
