Sentence examples for remarkably dangerous from inspiring English sources

The Discovery Channel, which served up the earlier multipart eye-poppers "Planet Earth" (in 2007) and "Life" (in 2010), on Sunday begins "Human Planet," a six-hour series produced in conjunction with the BBC that travels to extreme environments where people do remarkable, and remarkably dangerous, things just to get by.

It suggests that yoga can be remarkably dangerous — for men.

The Rams now enter the Super Bowl with a fairly dangerous defense to go along with that remarkably dangerous offense.

Not only is it literally the stupidest thing I've ever heard of, but it's remarkably dangerous.

Unfortunately, the predominant HTTP basic authentication protocol (even over SSL) makes this common practice remarkably dangerous: an attacker can effectively steal users' passwords for high-security servers (such as an online banking website) by setting up a malicious server or breaking into a low-security server (such as a high-school alumni website).

"Be prepared" isn't just a saying for boy scouts -- not any more, not on our new, totally connected, and remarkably dangerous cyberplanet.

But opposition figures and activists warned that the stalemate between a state bent on repression and protests that remain relatively small but remarkably persistent could prove dangerous, as sectarian tensions grow and reports proliferate of some protesters resorting to arms.

Well, if such is the case, this was a fairly bizarre, kind of dangerous, and remarkably wasteful gag.

This worker rappelling down a line from Christ's outstretched palm seems remarkably unfazed by his dangerous job, however, though his life is literally in Jesus' hand.

It was a watershed case for whites because it led to remarkably short-sighted and dangerous suggestions about revamping the criminal justice system because one man was found not guilty; that we would give up hundreds of years of justice and a jury system that worked... because one man was found not guilty.

Exposure to air dries out the food and ultimately causes freezer burn, which, though not a dangerous condition, is remarkably unappetizing.