Sentence examples for dangerously small from inspiring English sources

"It was getting dangerously small and could have been rezoned for residential housing".

This interacts with the NOX and SOX to produce the dangerously small particulate pollution that leads to premature deaths.

Shapps said the report focuses on the "dangerously small electricity capacity margins" that have been "left in the wake of a decade of target-led, interventionist energy policy".

Translocations in the western United States restored the bighorn to some of its former range, but most herds are dangerously small or live in small ranges with no protected corridors for migration, and die-offs from livestock diseases still occur.

The only spanner in the works is Marcus, who possesses (a) a desire to set Will up with his suicidally depressive mother Fiona, thus expanding his family from from the dangerously small number of two, and (b) enough devious intelligence to see through Will's scheme and announce it to the world.

Partnerships are being established with developing countries seeking to follow Brazil's achievements a 675m-tonne reduction of greenhouse-gas emissions, a million new jobs and a drastic reduction in dependence on imported fossil fuels coming from a dangerously small number of producer countries.

Yet here she did it as a kind of semi-acoustic campfire ditty; it felt small, dangerously diminished.

In my view, the supreme court is demonstrably and dangerously too small.

Having got his desire there was a coup de theatre moment as he shimmied downstage in eight inch heels, fishnet stockings and a woman's corset dangerously too small for him.

It was the dead of night, and he was chasing a small, suspected drug plane at a dangerously low altitude, just a few hundred feet above the Caribbean.

Now it was dangerously low.