Sentence examples for overly dangerous from inspiring English sources

"He smoked cigars, ordered in from great restaurants and took trips in overly fast, overly dangerous motorcycles or cars.

Other names were toyed with, like Collision (discarded for its overly dangerous overtones) and Lax (a word used by multiple organizations here), until Radar was embraced.

"You're not looking at an overly dangerous situation," if fuel tanks are installed properly and according to building and fire codes, he said.

Brailsford also insisted that this year's Tour had not been overly dangerous despite a spate of high-profile crashes.

Prisons simply should not be overly dangerous places for the Canadians who work in them – and one would imagine we can do better than paying inmates $4 a day for their forced labour.

Prisons simply should not be overly dangerous places for the Canadians who work in them and one would imagine we can do better than paying inmates $4 a day for their forced labour.

There was no equivocating on her belief that women's gymnastics was becoming too dangerous, overly dependent on tricks instead of artistry.

Unfortunately, the overly cautious Sumner insisted that a movement to the right was too dangerous.

Our credit rating dropped because of Republican radicals refusing to raise the debt ceiling as a consequence of their dangerous, overly-simplistic economic philosophy.

But without curtailing the use of unnecessary, overly costly and even dangerous new technologies and surgical procedures, there is little hope of restraining the relentless rise in health care costs.

This is dangerous, because overly strong assertions that Bonds was an innocent lamb in the hands of his trainer could backfire if the jury senses that Bonds was very much his own man.