Sentence examples for general dangerous from inspiring English sources

But perilous is beyond "risky," scarier than the general "dangerous" or the unavoidable "hazardous"; it is "fraught" (meaning "full of, laden") "with peril".

The former street names remain (as does Cock Lane, perhaps because of its proximity to London's Smithfield meat market), but the latter became Grove Street in London and Grape Lane in York when times and sensibilities got purer, and things and the names of things became in general dangerous and shameful, while the activities and acknowledgment of the body parts continued in a more furtive fashion.

Working with a sample of 135 drivers, Blockey and Hartley [4] confirmed the existence of three factors – general errors, dangerous errors, and dangerous violations.

Haircuts, in general, were dangerous.

They believe GM is, in general, a dangerous and inappropriate technology for agriculture.

Yet the new leader of the anti-immigrant Northern League party, Matteo Salvini, used the attacks to denounce Islam in general as "dangerous" and "not a religion like the others" at a protest against the building of a mosque outside Milan.And then there is Germany.

In the case of these orders, there is the large and lurking idea that immigrants in general are dangerous, even murderous threats—stealing jobs, stealing lives, the explanation for all that is wrong and that if that danger is not manifest today, it will be tomorrow.

"The terrorist threat is extremely dangerous," General Crouch said today.

Yet there is no evidence that preppers in general are more dangerous than their compatriots.

But, they say, outlawing specific breeds fails to address the general problem of dangerous dogs.

"This is brinkmanship at its most dangerous," General Musharraf said in an angry address marking Kashmir Solidarity Day broadcast live on national television.