Sentence examples for greatly dangerous from inspiring English sources
Therefore, despite our results seem likely to favour indomethacin administration because it was better tolerated than terbutaline for tocolysis, the serious adverse effects potentially produced in the fetus by indomethacin make this drug a greatly dangerous option for preterm labor management.
Other than former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's fireworks interdiction program, which greatly reduced dangerous explosions around July 4, there has been little success in the battle against noise.
Looking at the pure insanity of the provisions concerning prostitution in the current policing and crime bill before parliament, I wonder whether it is Jacqui Smith or the mandarins whose version of thoughtless Puritanism is about to make life greatly more dangerous for sex workers.
This action will contribute greatly to the dangerous siege mentality taking possession of Israel.
Storm Leaves Long Trail Of Damage Along Gulf The remnants of Hurricane Ivan, greatly diminished but still dangerous, churned a path north, leaving felled trees, buildings crushed like tissue paper and hundreds of thousands without power in Alabama and Florida.
The federal dragnet that makes little distinction between tamale sellers and dangerous criminals — greatly expanded by the use of local law enforcement officials across the country — has been ensnaring record numbers of minor offenders.
Hyperventilation can be dangerous, and this danger is greatly increased if the swimmer descends to depth, as sometimes happens in snorkeling.
This greatly reduces the chance of dangerous pesticides getting into shipments, Japanese officials say.
Although bans on leaded gasoline and paint have greatly reduced the incidence of dangerous lead levels in children, many children are still at risk for damaging lead exposure.
Unprotected or prolonged exposure to UV rays is dangerous, and can greatly increase your risk for skin cancer and other skin damage.
Clearinghouse failures are rare and potentially dangerous, since they can greatly magnify the consequences of a single firm's failure.
