Sentence examples for may become dangerously from inspiring English sources

With Woody out and the pistol silenced, the Jets may become dangerously one-dimensional on offense.

If the recession and mass unemployment in the European periphery persist into next year, politics may become dangerously polarised.

If we don't get some real job creation soon, the politics of jobs may become dangerously self-destructive.

Skipping breakfast and irregular sleep patterns have been identified as key reasons why children may become dangerously overweight in research that sheds new light on the obesity epidemic.

Also, stored chlorides may become dangerously low in periods of severe vomiting and diarrhea and in diseases that produce severe alkalosis, an accumulation of base or loss of acid in the body.

The temperature of the occluded stent may become dangerously high to enable protein coagulation and the formation of blood clots in the stent's surroundings.

This discussion of life after Google represents an unexpected twist: the fear is that instead of being a proxy for Google, Mozilla may have become dangerously reliant on it.

The UK may have become dangerously over-reliant on satellite-navigation signals, according to a report from the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Frightened birds flee their nests, he added, allowing any eggs they may have laid to become dangerously chilled.

Insulin taken in this manner does not cure diabetes and may cause the student's blood glucose level to become dangerously low.

The burn may cause so much swelling that certain parts of the body become dangerously compressed (compartment syndrome).