Sentence examples for having a dangerous from inspiring English sources

But for an industry that has been accused of having a dangerous obsession with thinness, it is a mea culpa.

"The risk of having a dangerous company like BP develop new resources in the gulf is too great," said Daniel Weiss, Mr. Miller's chief of staff.

Indeed, in the secret file the F.B.I. kept on him, Ginsberg was described by J. Edgar Hoover himself as having a dangerous "antipathy" toward government.

Seasoning that flour is obviously a good thing, gnocchi having a dangerous tendency to blandness, but Hartnett adds a pinch of nutmeg as well.

In many school districts, they're banned from lunch rooms to prevent kids with life-threatening allergies from having a dangerous reaction.

A plain, big-boned woman, she likes to think of herself as having "a dangerous streak," chiefly as an excuse for repelling anyone who gets close to her.

We have a dangerous society.

This had a dangerous consequence.

But it has a dangerous side.

The area has a dangerous, lawless feel.

Stretch goals have a dangerous tendency to foster unethical behavior.