Sentence examples for immensely dangerous from inspiring English sources

But they are immensely dangerous.

It is a frightening, foolhardy and immensely dangerous journey, but the reason behind it, even if true to Lee family lore, does not ring true to the reader.

A senior Liberal Democrat MP has called for "immensely dangerous" Chinese lanterns to be banned after one is believed to have started a huge blaze at a recycling centre on Sunday evening.

He also called the situation "immensely dangerous" and compared it to the turmoil that led to the Communist takeover of Czechoslovakia in 1948, which, as he pointed out, was also legal.

Describing the issue as 'potentially immensely dangerous' for Brown, Field said: 'What I thought [Brown] was going to say was "we are going to use every muscle in our bodies to find ways of compensating you".

He said the abrupt changes in management, though legal, "violated the spirit of the law". He also called the situation "immensely dangerous" and compared it to the turmoil that led to the Communist takeover of Czechoslovakia in 1948, which, as he pointed out, was also legal.

It is an immensely complicated, dangerous problem that menaces half a dozen other states in the region.

"It plays into the story line that we are now living in this immensely more dangerous, unpredictable world," said Richard Norton Smith, a presidential historian who leads the Dole Institute of Politics at the University of Kansas.

Backing up this assertion, the Guttmacher Institute found that just 14percentt of abortions were performed in public hospitals in 2010, while 38percenttookok place in private homes (the latter is immensely more dangerous).

Talk of leaving [the EU] is dangerous, immensely damaging to Britain's long-term interests.

And how can we believe that it will, when our own public-relations boss raves on about "British values" – and at the same time worships the venal, hypocritical, immensely wealthy and dangerous men who have helped to inspire Isis.