Sentence examples for just as dangerously from inspiring English sources
Gaddafi still has a base of support, or – just as dangerously – groups that will be perceived by the victorious rebels as bases of support.
Just as dangerously, poverty and the enfeebled infrastructure make Iraq far more vulnerable to epidemics, and possibly to widespread hunger, than it was in 1990.Tuberculosis, cholera and typhoid, unknown before 1990, are already prevalent.
But the costs of this change is dire; major news papers have less impact now as they reduced their international presence by depending on fewer experienced journalists in their foreign bureaus - if those have not already been closed and just as dangerously, have reduced their investigative reporting operations citing drastically reduced sales; hence, available budgets.
Most such references are almost dangerously obvious; a firm called Hallington, for instance, gets up to tricks just as sinister as those laid at the door of Haliburton.
Another cell tried to pass off as dangerously radioactive a piece of ordinary iron.
A man who "lied the way the wind howls, with a certain natural energy, in high spirits", Lajos had absconded owing money, and even his telegram is "like an opera libretto, just as theatrical, as dangerously childish and false".
Its shareholders' equity has also been exposed as dangerously low, at just 42.9 billion yen ($556 million) at the end of September, casting a shadow over the company's long-term viability.
Gino described the inmates as "dangerously crazy women, not just moody ones".
When her marriage came to an abrupt end two years ago, she found this apartment, a condo she sublets for just under $3,000 a month and which she described as "dangerously close to Bergdorf's".
He is trying to sound tough but coming across, to this audience, as dangerously liberal.
They see the prospect of the protesters' pushing the party dangerously to the left — just as the Tea Party has often pushed Republicans farther to the right and made for intraparty run-ins.
