Sentence examples for thus dangerously from inspiring English sources
Junger takes Barbé-Marbois and the white woman at their own word, thus dangerously glamorising Native American cultures.
The notion that Kyrgyzstan can define its own course, and bring about regional change is thus dangerously naïve.
But Moore isn't the only person to have been concerned that banks were overleveraged, and thus dangerously exposed to falling house prices and mortgage defaults.
The City of Flint is in the red and thus dangerously low on police officers and firefighters.
Millions of Americans are thus dangerously misinformed.
This, in turn, was said to produce an overwhelming competitive environment in which buses race to board as many passengers as they can hold and do as many runs as they can, thus driving dangerously and unreliably.
Local crime fighting and civil immigration enforcement have thus become confusingly, dangerously entangled.
True, much of the agenda (not least Northern Rock) has played to his instinctive strengths as an international economist, but, crucially, he has spotted the available gaps in the markets, seized his moments, been prepared to gamble and thus live a little dangerously - and come up trumps.
High bicarbonate doses in humans could substantially raise tumour pHe, but may dangerously elevate blood pHe, thus chronic administration in humans should be closely monitored.
Such a state of high ketosis increases the probability of ketoacidosis in the KD dams since any further drop in glucose could trigger more rapid gluconeogenesis, elevating ketones to dangerously high levels, and thus, preventing the utilization of the already-elevated serum ketones.
