Sentence examples for how unsafe from inspiring English sources

It's hard to tell how unsafe Calais really is.

He told the truth about childhood, about how unsafe it was.

"We commiserate about our own black sons and how unsafe they would be in the United States," Schutte writes.

Their "wilding" attacks came to epitomize just how unsafe New York had become and contributed to a pervasive fear.

In an effort to draw awareness to just how unsafe the Internet has become, Google will be adding statistics about malware to its transparency report.

Risk-adjusted measures of compensation work only if risk is being measured properly, for example, and the industry has proved how unsafe an assumption that is.

Ostensibly aimed at erasing California's landmark law requiring better treatment of egg-laying hens, King's amendment would force states to allow commerce of virtually any agricultural product, regardless of how dangerous, unethical or unsafe that product may be.

Of course, this is remembered as a colossal triumph, which involves a willed amnesia about the huge groundswell of stories before its release about the impending opposite: how terrifyingly unsafe the production was and how brutally Cameron had been driving his cast.

So, rather than taking thing as an opportunity to educate people don't share the entire contents of your hard drive when using The LimeWire (better yet, just don't use LimeWire)—we'll now be subjected to rants about how inherently unsafe p2p is.

I cannot help but worry about how potentially unsafe and subject to racial bigotry they would be if they travel to Florida to visit relatives.

QUESTION FROM WENDY: How safe or unsafe did you feel in the crowds?