Sentence examples for which could be dangerous from inspiring English sources

Those at the pinnacle of their field may also have taken huge risks, which could be dangerous to imitate.

You have a community trying to find its way, which could be dangerous if we are not united".

— Julia Moskin The New York Times: A lack of biodiversity has led in part to Maine's lobster glut, which could be dangerous moving forward.

A decreased sense of smell leads to loss of appetite, which could be dangerous in someone whose health is on the decline.

The main criticism of Trinidad is that he is a slow starter, which could be dangerous against a fighter with Vargas's punching power.

Products recognised through Firefly can be bought on Amazon with a few taps, which could be dangerous for those trying to keep to a strict budget.

Experts say they're unlikely to switch back to the whole cell vaccine because it sometimes caused convulsions and severe fevers, which could be especially dangerous for babies who receive their first dose when they're as young as 2 months.

-- which could be quite dangerous.

Which could be equally dangerous, in the circumstances.

These are undeniably tricky times, which could be either dangerous or offer a huge opportunity.

I heard of somebody who prepared for a marathon in just eight weeks, which could be quite dangerous".