Sentence examples for that would be dangerous from inspiring English sources

It won't include handoffs on an icy track — that would be dangerous and impossible.

Assuming that the Czechs have by then ratified the treaty, that would be dangerous and pointless.

It's not just tube trains, nor even pavements, that would be dangerous then.

But reminders like that would be dangerous for shoppers like me.

Generally speaking, protection components are designed to prevent electrical quantities from exceeding a certain threshold that would be dangerous for electrical or electronic device components.

But the shops still sell Israeli ice-cream, complete with gaudy Hebrew packaging that would be dangerous evidence of collaboration elsewhere in Lebanon.

Yes, that would be a dangerous and uncertain game.

Thus, it is possible to study situations that would be too dangerous to experiment them on real ships.

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

Because just exposing problems in banks and not having an answer how to recapitalize banks and how to strengthen them, that would be very dangerous".

"If you pick and choose which offences you're going to raise and which you're not arbitrarily, that would be a dangerous precedent.