Sentence examples for dangerously strong from inspiring English sources

If you're in the mood for something flamboyant (and flammable), try a dangerously strong Zombie.

Others had hoped to speed their labor by taking herbal medicine but were suffering dangerously strong contractions.

Police divers began searching for her soon after officers arrived, about 2 45 a.m., but dangerously strong tides forced them to stop after an hour.

It was the fourth storm-related drowning death in New Hampshire since July 25, as storms have swollen rivers and kicked up dangerously strong currents.

In one ad, prominent alumni, including Frances Beinecke, Calvin Hill and Vernon R. Loucks Jr., cite Mr. Lee's "dangerously strong ties" to Yale's unions and his lack of experience.

Although the BOJ did not say it would change its zero-interest-rate policy, the dollar strengthened as Japanese officials eased pressure on the Central Bank to take action against a dangerously strong yen.

With Wayne Rooney roaming dangerously, a strong United looked capable of a second and Van Nistelrooy's goal left Redknapp shattered.

Not only does Gogo have to brave strong undersea currents, dangerously turbulent seas, and unscrupulous scavengers, he also needs to deal with grinding government bureaucracy and claims that Gogo and his co-workers are nothing but thieves.

The rather bizarre thrust of Ms. Merkin's musings about the Madoff affair came dangerously close to apportioning a strong measure of the blame for his crimes (fortunately we no longer need append the pro forma "alleged") on those whom Ms. Merkin felt were not correctly labeled his "victims".

First, is Sports Direct's 24,000-strong workforce now dangerously divided?

"As an overheated market needed a strong referee to rein in dangerously risky behavior, the commission too often remained on the sidelines," Arthur Levitt, who served as chairman of the S.E.C. during the Clinton administration, told the Senate Banking Committee in October.