Sentence examples for dangerously large from inspiring English sources

Cloned cattle and sheep are often born dangerously large.

Falling prices are particularly troublesome when Japan's debts loom dangerously large.

Republican leaders say that budget cuts are needed to reduce a dangerously large deficit.

But takeovers are not an option for the biggest banks, which are already considered dangerously large.

Debt deflation is an especially big risk in Germany, where corporate debts are dangerously large.

That leaves a dangerously large loophole, permitting construction of illegal, unmonitored facilities.

With 17th place Sunderland at Chelsea on Sunday, and the 18th- and 19th-place teams — Wigan and Queen's Park Rangers — playing one another, the win probably ensures that Villa will spend at least a week out of the bottom three, where it has languished dangerously for large parts of the season.

In India, a country with a public health care system that is dangerously overstretched, large parts of the country have limited or no access to basic medical care.

Crosby continually fed Saatchis evidence that Miliband was perceived as dangerously weak by large parts of the public.

The manipulations and inventions manufactured by Werner Herzog in the higher service of what he calls "ecstatic truth" leave the defences of documentary at large dangerously lowered.

Tracking feedback control trade-offs increase dangerously with arbitrarily large uncertainties in the process model.