Sentence examples for dangerously narrow from inspiring English sources

The government's response to the dangers of extremists was reduced, she writes, to a "dangerously narrow engagement… a dozen people for a community of over 3 million".

His calculations suggest a dangerously narrow safety margin.

His dangerously narrow reading of the Constitution was rightly reversed by a federal appeals court.

Or (and here's the big one) the dangerously narrow platforms of this outrageously overcrowded station.

Deeper economic integration, they say, will dangerously narrow Taiwan's options as China moves towards the endgame of unification.

Why rebuild the 72nd Street station at Broadway -- an infamously busy station -- without widening the dangerously narrow platforms?

The Missouri case the court took yesterday, however, would permit the Miranda holding to be dangerously narrowed.

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).

At the time, however, there was little concrete evidence of this progress: instead, rights groups documented mounting abuses and a dangerously narrowing political space marked by assassinations, arbitrary arrests, attacks by unidentified armed groups, and violent repression of the opposition.

I spent the holidays in Boston, where, in the span of five days, the weather went from a dense winter chill — roads dangerously narrowed by banked snow, icicles the size of swords dangling above our doorway — to a balmy fifty degrees.

By emphasising a narrow range of measurable aspects of education, Pisa takes attention away from the less measurable or immeasurable educational objectives like physical, moral, civic and artistic development, thereby dangerously narrowing our collective imagination regarding what education is and ought to be about.