Sentence examples for dangerously poor from inspiring English sources

When was the last time San Diegans wore surgical masks outdoors because the air quality was so dangerously poor?

"After a while, I thought, 'This is stupid".' But for every Lillian Shreve, experts say, there is someone else with dangerously poor vision or an advanced case of dementia who refuses to stop driving.

For London, struggling to improve dangerously poor air quality amid increasing congestion, cycling is now being treated as a transport policy priority, a zero-emissions way to take pressure off the Underground and buses, which have seen passenger numbers double since 2001.

Choosing a healthcare plan purely on price, however, could result in dangerously poor coverage.

The Avery Point Light was listed by the university as being in "dangerously poor condition" by July 1997 and declared it a safety hazard.

"Trump continues to show dangerously poor judgment on climate and is out of step with the majority of Americans who are urging action on climate change".

Instead, banks could buy a kind of disaster insurance that would cover them if they find themselves dangerously cash-poor.

This winter, he said, the concrete sections have been dangerously icy, with poor drainage and numerous cracks.

The treatment provided by hospitals and GPs is so "dangerously" variable that poor care kills up to 10,000 patients a year, the head of the NHS regulator claims.

Separately on Tuesday, David Prior, head of the NHS regulator, the Care Quality Commission, warned that treatment provided by hospitals and GPs was so "dangerously" variable that poor care killed up to 10,000 patients a year.

With 38 per cent of children moderately or severely underweight even before food and fuel prices spiked, the increases have started to push the country's poorest dangerously close to the point of no return.