Sentence examples for was exceedingly dangerous from inspiring English sources

For many centuries, it was exceedingly dangerous to try to translate the Good Book into a language that the people could understand.

Yet Iraq was, and is, exceedingly dangerous for journalists.

Such seasons of incipient alarm are exceedingly dangerous, because they beget the calamities they dread.

"At that altitude, that speed is exceedingly dangerous," the Sydney-based aviation expert Geoff Thomas told Reuters.

But it is exceedingly dangerous to regard a war as some sort of bank shot.

"Tampering with elections is exceedingly dangerous," said Mr. Burns, professor emeritus of political science at Williams College.

Such a crisis might lead to Korean unification but would be exceedingly dangerous in the short term.

But if he's right, then the message here would be that it's exceedingly dangerous to have quasi-public institutions that are confused about their mission.

But it is exceedingly dangerous, especially if there is sudden braking.The wind deflectors for the semis were developed by BMI, a small company based in South Carolina.

They are almost totally unknown but they may well be exceedingly dangerous since they will have points to prove against the best Test cricket team in the world.

The whole thing is exceedingly dangerous," said Lord May, the former president of the Royal Society and one time chief science adviser to the UK government.