Sentence examples for unusually dangerous from inspiring English sources

"It is an unusually dangerous virus for humans".

But the English are still unusually dangerous when abroad.

Despite their innocuous sounding street names, doctors say these drugs are unusually dangerous.

It may turn out that yoga, despite a low rate of injury, is unusually dangerous.

In a news conference Wednesday in Beijing, a World Health Organization official described this type of bird flu as "unusually dangerous".

Like bears, undocumented immigrants have been the culprits in some high-profile attacks, leading to a widespread view that they are, as a group, unusually dangerous.

Palm sounded unusually serious.

Williams's victory in Canada was particularly impressive because the track, in the Coast Mountains at Whistler, was an unusually fast one, and dangerous enough in its twists and turns to have killed a Georgian sledder in training just a week before Williams's event.

London-based designers Edward Meadham and Ben Kirchhoff don't reference the look of punk in their clothes very much, but their engagement with themes such as the tyranny of beauty and bourgeois uniformity make their collections feel unusually norm-challenging and dangerous.

But "Farmed and Dangerous" is an unusually ambitious example: these are full-length, scripted programs, presented alongside standard television fare.

The ever dangerous Gabriel Obertan, deployed, unusually, on the left of Pardew's front three, met Cabaye's wonderful pass and, thanks to a mixture of scorching pace and slick changes of feet, outwitted his marker, Mariano.