Sentence examples for seen as dangerous from inspiring English sources

Statistically as safe as anywhere, Bradford was now seen as dangerous as well as poor.

While the power of judicial review might be seen as dangerous, he wrote, "that danger is not as great as its opposite: legislative and executive powers unchecked by judicial review".

Debt was seen as dangerous, even immoral.

"Now publicists are seen as dangerous, as a threat.

And this is the nub: populism is seen as dangerous because democracy is dangerous.

Multiculturalism on the British model is seen as dangerous and divisive.

"They perceive as dangerous what other generations who have had it much tougher don't see as dangerous," she added.

Twice in a row the Hungarian government has begun the year courting controversy with what critics see as dangerous deviations from democratic norms.

The White House and Congressional Republicans hailed the Senate vote as critical to plugging what they saw as dangerous gaps in the intelligence agencies' ability to detect terrorist threats.

That includes pricier stocks and many bonds; investors too scared to buy stocks have bid up bonds to what he sees as dangerous valuations.

Over the past couple of years India's government has banned futures trading on commodities that include rice, wheat and lentils to rein in prices and stop what it sees as dangerous speculation.