Sentence examples for make it dangerous to from inspiring English sources

Widespread contamination of water supplies and poor sanitation make it dangerous to mix formula.

At the same time, his out-of-the-mainstream views make it dangerous to embrace him too closely.

She can grant temporary protected status to immigrants in the United States from countries that have suffered a catastrophic war or "an environmental disaster" that would make it dangerous to deport their citizens back home.

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Many of the challenges associated with that feat remain today; even with modern engineering alterations to the mouth of the river, the strong currents and shifting sandbar make it dangerous to pass between the river and the Pacific Ocean.

It has become unreliable and hard to read, making it dangerous to cross during hunting.

Though some may discuss that notion in private, laws against extremism have made it dangerous to espouse publicly.

As originally issued, the SA80 couldn't be fired from the left shoulder (it still can't), making it dangerous to fire from corners and doorways.

Those two threads – postwar optimism and the pursuit of material wealth – continue to intermingle, making it dangerous to generalise about the largest generation on record.

My office is only about a mile from home, but I still have to drive because the lack of sidewalks makes it dangerous to walk.

Here in the Washington area, while the president brushes aside a report on the issue, we are warned that heat makes it dangerous to go out.