Sentence examples for dangerously provided from inspiring English sources

Senator Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, said the effort dangerously provided the NSA with a "human relationship database," something as or potentially more intrusive than the contents of Americans' phone calls.

Further United Nations inspections, he said, would dangerously "provide false comfort".

Dobbs' extremism can be seen and heard on most week nights and consists of three pillars: obsession with immigrants and Latinos; promotion of systematic myths about immigrants and Latinos; and, most dangerously, providing a platform for leaders of some of the most radical and violent anti-Latino groups in the United States.

While the electrode employing wild-type FADGDH provided dangerously flawed results in the presence of maltose, the sensor employing our engineered FADGDH showed a clear glucose concentration-dependent response that was not affected by the presence of maltose.

Phoebe Mar Halkowich, who plays Burch's simple and silent white slave-clown wobbling around in a ball gown and dangerously high heels, provides hilarious comic relief.

"Groupthink, political collusion and bizarre assumptions have combined to see the economic models of the Treasury and international institutions provide dangerously inaccurate results to the public," the group said.

The attackers moved closer to the soldiers, which prevented helicopter evacuation, leading to the convoy commander authorizing the A-10s to provide dangerously close fire.

They provided the multiplexes with a dangerously disproportionate part of box-office takings and were given disproportionate attention by the press.

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.

The financial cushion provided by these businesses also made military leaders dangerously independent of government control and individually rich and powerful.

THE spectacular collapse of so many big financial firms during the crisis of 2008 has provided new evidence for the belief that stockmarket capitalism is dangerously short-termist.