用dangerous造句子，“dangerous”造句

It is a very dangerous doctrine.

Don't play my scalpel, it's dangerous.

There's hardly anything there, but nevertheless it's enough to be dangerous and in fact fatally dangerous.

This alleyway is known to be quite dangerous.

An unskillful new pilot might be dangerous and historically an unskillful new church bell ringer-if not dangerous-was potentially annoying.

It is dangerous to walk on thin ice in a lake.

In the future, we have not encountered a gentle, nor a trickle, but a dangerous situation and heavy sea waves.

Does this mean we're on the verge of a new and dangerous trend: the creation of "zombie" phones?

Another dangerous factor is that the water pollution including industrial wastes and poisonous gases which eventually blacken rivers and form acid rains.

The irony is that the dangerous dwindling of diversity in our food supply is the unanticipated result of an agricultural triumph.

Muddled thinking is dangerous because it can lead to policies that punish both virtue and vice, that interfere with our inalienable right to pursue happiness, and lead to more, not less, poverty.

The fugu is one of the world's most dangerous foods, thanks to a concentration of anhydrotetrodotoxin 4-epitetrodotoxin in the liver or ovaries that is 1, 200 times more lethal than cyanide.

This was a dangerous flight.

So, these roots can be very dangerous.

He behaved very coolly in this dangerous situation. He remained calm in this dangerous situation.

They had equipped their workers adequately for such dangerous condition.

and Frodo's faithful gardener Sam - begin the dangerous journey to destroy the ring.

In a world of asynchronous threats, it is too dangerous for there not to be some way to identify you.

The survivors have learned that it is foolish, even dangerous, to blindly depend on the government to deliver food.

It is the owner of what has—perhaps unfairly—been termed “possibly the most dangerous piece of space debris” by a recent article in SpaceNews.

They think that the present situation in the co-operative movement is very dangerous, and they advise us to "get off the horse quickly" in our present advance along the road of co-operation.

But this is very dangerous!

She volunteered for a dangerous mission.

I marvel that she agreed to do something so dangerous.

Simple ideas are dangerous because they can change the world, for better or worse.

Nevertheless, even in Iraq steaks, squash and fresh romaine lettuce are brought miles across the dangerous desert so that the troops can eat hearty, healthy food.

And they feel betrayed because what the administration once billed as a transparent, voluntary program aimed only at dangerous convicted criminals turns out to be none of those things.

Boomeranging is a dangerous game.

It is dangerous for you to stay here.

Just as obesity has proved dangerous to human flu victims because of the weight on their chests, being bred to have a short, bent respiratory tract is dangerous for dogs.

Mere hatred of everything German, instead of the particular ideas which now dominate the Germans is, moreover, very dangerous, because it blinds those who indulge in it against a real threat.

Nationalism was rapidly becoming a dangerous force.

Although subcutaneous fat poses cosmetic concerns, visceral fat is associated with far more dangerous health consequences.

This is very dangerous.

These trailers are very dangerous because the horses often fight during transport.

Ugh, driving is really dangerous.

Humans are born with an instinctive ability to instantly determine whether what is in front of them is safe or dangerous, edible or inedible, enemy or friend.

WHICH is more dangerous, an elephant or a minivan?

The central government can no longer afford to artificially prop up demand without creating dangerous imbalances in the domestic economy.