Sentence examples for not particularly dangerous from inspiring English sources

Even on a Saturday night, Slotervaart is not particularly dangerous.

Overall psychedelics are not particularly dangerous when compared with other common activities.

The former Liverpool right-back Alvaro Arbeloa is not particularly dangerous in an attacking sense, but he still requires attention.

With some prisoners rejecting attempts to deradicalise them, the ICG says the scheme may be succeeding only on those who are not particularly dangerous.

Large studies had shown that the flu vaccine was not particularly dangerous and that the few reactions it caused tended to be mild, like soreness in the arms.

Although Chilean rose hairs are among the most easygoing and benign of tarantulas — they rarely bite and their venom is not particularly dangerous — unfamiliar vibrations can make them skittish.

"But it wasn't particularly dangerous.

That D.C. neighborhood isn't particularly dangerous, but my child and her classmates are presumed to be.

John Pedler,Sarlat, France Diplomatic immunity Regarding the news article: "Qatari envoy is released after U.S. air scare" (IHT, April 9): Though the diplomat did a foolish thing by smoking in the bathroom of a jetliner, it wasn't particularly dangerous.

It soon became clear that the sound of the eggs going off, while loud, wasn't particularly dangerous at a distance of one foot, ranging from 86 to 133 decibels.

But children build confidence by doing things that feel risky, even if they aren't particularly dangerous.