Sentence examples for mostly dangerous from inspiring English sources

That was: Dangerous but cute but mostly dangerous.

Scandium is mostly dangerous in the working environment, due to the fact that damps and gases can be inhaled with air.

As a consequence they are mostly irrelevant, dangerous and do nothing to reduce ocean acidity.

Markets, in sum, do get it right, and the excesses in between are mostly noise; dangerous noise, to be sure, subjecting markets to sudden crashes when investors temporarily panic, but noise nonetheless.

I'm talking about the dealers... mostly seedy, dangerous characters.

He doesn't talk much about the danger to the Afghan civilians themselves, he talks mostly about how dangerous killing civilians is to the U.S. mission in Afghanistan.

The jobs that automation has replaced have mostly been dirty, dangerous, or disagreeable.

Their ability to invent deadly pastimes in a room mostly emptied of dangerous objects is prodigious.

This harm is as frequently to the protagonist himself as it is to others — the characters in Stone's new collection, "Fun With Problems," are, like many in contemporary fiction, dangerous mostly to themselves.

He lost all self-awareness, becoming dangerous, mostly to himself but also, unintentionally, to others, he had no real understanding that he was ill and expected everything to remain the same.

The mid-nineties were a time when computers and the Internet still felt exhilarating and a little bit dangerous, mostly because nobody could predict what the revolution that they represented might beget.