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The phrase "was very unsafe" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is not safe or potentially dangerous. Example: "The abandoned building was very unsafe, with holes in the floor and broken stairs."
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Swinson said the WHO guidance covered many countries where the alternative to breast milk would involve water that was very unsafe.
In addition, they found that ambulances were seldom available to transport patients to functional health facilities, and pregnant women who developed complications after sunset were rarely transported because travel at night was very unsafe, with harassment, assault, or extortion by armed persons at roadblocks a common phenomenon.
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"It is very unsafe".
Homes are very unsafe places to linger.
It is very unsafe for women.
"It could've been very unsafe for me," she said.
"And it's very unsafe to get out to because of the rocks".
Recent horrendous events in Bangladesh have driven home the unfortunate truth that if matters are left purely "to the market," there will be very unsafe factories and dangerous working conditions.
They are extremely costly, at about US $1bn for each of the Chasma reactors, plus they are very unsafe, according to two of the country's top physicists who teach at the Lahore University of Management Sciences.
Particularly, they are very unsafe for operators carried out various necessary operation and maintenance activities.
"In Mogadishu, that is very unsafe in areas, who knows what time it would take in areas where there is still armed trouble.
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