Sentence examples for dangerously harmful from inspiring English sources
The aim of this stage was to ensure that potentially ambiguous, impractical, or highly contentious incidents were excluded, and that the retained items were perceived as both dangerously harmful and relevant to a general practice setting.
A review of births over 17 years in neighbouring Plateau State produced much the same figures, indicating the phenomenon is not local [ 4]. High rates of maternal morbidity and mortality in northern states led some authors to speculate that undervaluing women combines dangerously with harmful traditional medical practices [ 5].
The Chinese government, however, apparently sees a healthy political discourse itself as "harmful information" -- dangerously pornographic to the minds of a disenfranchised population.
Veteran director Max Stafford-Clark has lambasted the government over cuts to arts funding, branding ministers "philistines" or "dangerously ignorant" and arguing that the coalition's policies are more harmful than any of Margaret Thatcher's.
elongates dangerously . . .
One is dangerously dotty.
That's dangerously wrong.
