Sentence examples for really unsafe from inspiring English sources

It's not clear whether flame retardant chemicals are really unsafe.

People were coming out as gay when it was really unsafe.

"Walking after class after 7 p.m. or 9 p.m., it feels really unsafe to walk outside of campus across Hempstead Turnpike," said Jack Qiu, 20, a sophomore who said he preferred to live in the dorms because they are safer.

"And the danger for men is that they will try and return as well, and if they are the person who is using the violence they can make it really unsafe, they can get into more legal trouble themselves".

"The working conditions were really unsafe and chaotic," he said, "and though we were supposed to work eight hours a day, actually we had to work much longer". Mr. Wang sat cross-legged under a pine tree near the labor market, and when he finished telling his story, he listened to one from Mr. Ren, who comes from a line of farmers in the hardscrabble hills of Hebei, 120 miles northwest of Beijing.

People coming to vote tell me they feel really unsafe.

That means we could see more people outside venues, selling tickets in a really insecure, unsafe environment for a buyer to buy.

If he really felt unsafe, why not ask the principal for a transfer to another school?

I didn't really feel unsafe and I just couldn't leave.

I'll pick most people up – I always have my doors locked – and I've never really felt unsafe.

The legendary heroes created in the 1930s and 40s, characters like Batman and Superman, began life as simple crimefighters at a time when the streets of big cities really were unsafe at night.