Sentence examples for indeed very dangerous from inspiring English sources
The train is, indeed, very dangerous.
And so to show they too are indeed fiscally responsible grownups who wouldn't think of instigating such a financial crisis, the headline progressives more than agree that the federal deficit is indeed a very dangerous long term menace that demands appropriate attention.
The basic point, to reiterate, is this: vengeance can, indeed, be a very dangerous thing.
He is motiveless, utterly unafraid and indeed unaware of the consequences of his actions: which makes him very dangerous indeed.
But the government should point out that an excess of reading can be very dangerous indeed.
That time I was sent home could have been very dangerous indeed.
She sent Joe the device without telling him that it is potentially very dangerous indeed, and now wonders if she's done the right thing.
For every middle-income taxpayer in the land, a protest vote for the Lib Dems next time will be very dangerous indeed".
6C rise: The consequences If two degrees is generally accepted as the threshold of dangerous climate change, it is clear that a rise of six degrees in global average temperatures must be very dangerous indeed, writes Michael McCarthy.
The word is beginning to get out that, safe though it is in proper doses, Tylenol can be very dangerous indeed in doses not much greater.
