Sentence examples for deemed perilous from inspiring English sources

The track had been deemed perilous in training and had caused several crashes before Kumaritashvili's.

For example: The old notion that the paragraph should be the basic unit of composition, containing one central idea, has been deemed medically perilous.

In the 1980s, ecstasy — MDMA, short for 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine — joined the list of Schedule 1 controlled substances, those deemed the most perilous.

The figures buttressed a broader argument that Britons — particularly children — have been seized with what the report called "nature deficit disorder," a syndrome that cuts traditional bonds between people and their natural environment, locking them into their homes because the outside world is deemed to be so perilous.

The characters' dead-end lives are sketched clearly, showing why even a perilous mission is deemed a golden opportunity.

Beyond cosmetic surgery and selecting the right dress, a woman's choice of hair color and style can spell the crowning difference between being deemed a lady or a tramp while making that perilous journey down the red carpet into the awards show ceremony.

More perilous for Poland is the risk of being deemed unserious.

The cost of building the roads and railway that would connect Gwadar with China, across the perilous territory of Baluchistan and up the mountainous terrain of northern Pakistan, was deemed too high, they said.

He deemed this "offensive".

She deemed it "fascinating".

America deemed it "invalid".