Sentence examples for relatively dangerous from inspiring English sources

We're doing some relatively dangerous shows and making network television relevant again.

("That would be relatively dangerous research, I think, knocking on the door of the Bandidos". Another cackle).

Living in a house priced well below average often means living in a relatively dangerous neighborhood, or sending your child to a below-average school.

Emotionally, Ocean's public risks were relatively dangerous and, perhaps to guard himself, he surrounded the tenderness of his art with flatland.

He was found in a relatively dangerous area and had injuries to the back and one of his paws consistent with a fall," the local prefecture announced.

But all the excitement of the big game, combined with quite a bit of alcohol, actually makes for a relatively dangerous situation for your phone.

Today there is a Public Health Service to protect us from the relatively few dangerous ones.

Even though the country's first access-control motorway – the six-lane Mumbai-Pune Expressway is relatively less dangerous than cramped urban streets, there have been more than 2,000 accidents, with at least 500 fatalities, in its 12 years of operation.

The tackle in the Toyota ad is not perfectly clear but resembles a typical runner and tackler making relatively routine, though dangerous, contact.

Two guards were also killed in the attack on the sheik, Abdul Sattar Buzaigh al-Rishawi, who just last week shook hands with President Bush during the president's surprise visit to Anbar to extol the Sunni cooperation that has made the province, once Iraq's most dangerous, relatively safe.

Yachts are relatively seldom exposed to dangerous weather or conditions.