Sentence examples for dangerously persistent from inspiring English sources
This view remains dangerously persistent.
Rejecting the dangerously persistent notion that she simply wanted to be president because it was her turn, Clinton also used much of the packed speech to describe her real motivation.
Right now, the bicycle is wobbling dangerously as Europe's persistent push for ever deeper integration wavers.
It incorporated a goal from Samuel Eto'o against his former club and, in brief passages, the gathering sense that Chelsea were straying dangerously close to being caught by persistent opponents.
The HRH situation was described in April 2004 by the MoH as "dangerously close to collapse" and as a "major, persistent and deepening crisis" [ 23].
Despite strong indicators of persistent economic growth during the Obama years (especially the past two years), that growth has been dangerously uneven, with the wealthiest one-fifth of the population getting most of the gains, and the bottom four-fifths stuck with stagnant incomes.
elongates dangerously . . .
One is dangerously dotty.
