"dangerous for" or "dangerous to"?
| This is very dangerous for the. |
| Very dangerous for the rest of the world. |
| Dangerous for whole globe, including USA. |
| These myths are more dangerous for the fact that we have forgotten they are myths. |
| It's not a problem for me, I use headset but well, if it's dangerous for the card. |
| He calls it a type of sacrifice, because this practice is dangerous for the vessel. |
| This is because there will be X-rays in the room and it would be dangerous for the staff to be exposed to these. |
| The fire this caused was not particularly dangerous for the? Hood? even though it produced a great deal of smoke. |
| It's not only dangerous for the Tibetans, it's a danger for the whole of Asia and for Europe and the whole world. |
| This feeling is human, but is dangerous for the prophet, because it is rooted in pride, and pride kills prophecy. |
| He is dangerous to the society. |
| Dangerous to your data, that is. |
| That's pretty dangerous to the NHS. |
| Its simple, if its dangerous to the personnel then it should be cancelled thats all. |
| But on a societal level, urbanization could be dangerous to the values of a society. |
| A firearm is just as dangerous to the owner is they are not trained on how to use it. |
| Such tactics are not only dangerous to the whalers, they are dangerous to the cause of stopping Japanese whaling. |
| It has many different levels, and some of them are high enough to be dangerous to the naive seeker of true light. |
| Sophie's diagnosis was placenta previa, a condition which is dangerous to the mother as well as her unborn child. |
| Making crystal meth is dangerous to the people making it and dangerous to the neighborhood where it's being made. |
| They turn dangerous in a moment. |
| DANGEROUS IN THE HANDS OF AN AMATEUR. |
| This can be dangerous in the long run. |
| Parents have rights, of course, but this is becoming dangerous in a number of ways. |
| And this is why Scott Walker's religion is actually dangerous in the public square. |
| And the slippery slope is too dangerous in terms of allowing ANY breakup to happen. |
| Italy coped well at the back, won the battles down the flanks, and both strikers looked dangerous in the channels. |
| It's possible that the repeated use of pesticides may be more dangerous in the long term than the pests themselves. |
| Eventually the intensity of the behavior or substance needed to produce the high become dangerous in and of itself. |
| The evidence shows, in fact, that secular schools are clearly more dangerous in this regard than religious schools. |
| HIV is the most dangerous of all STI's. |
| This was seen least dangerous of the holes. |
| This is the most dangerous of Bunguarus species. |
| Fourth, the dangerous of chatting with strangers online can not be over-emphasized. |
| Most dangerous of all is mixed feeding, where Moms both bottle feed and breastfeed. |
| It would dangerous of us to ignore people like Breivik &; write him of as a lunatic. |
| His Chancellors took one road, his Foreign Office others, his Army another and his Navy the most dangerous of all. |
| Sheridan and Davies (2001) found that ex-intimate stalkers were the most aggressive and dangerous of all stalkers. |
| Most dangerous of all for the survival of the planet are the schemes for the militarization of space which the Dr. |
| I consider LSD to be the most dangerous of all the drugs, as do a number of my friends who took it from those days. |
| We were also dangerous on the counter. |
| It is also dangerous on ye olde wallet. |
| They are dangerous on the counterattack. |
| Not only that, the US government is very unquestionably the most dangerous on Earth. |
| We really got going, put up a strong defence and were very dangerous on the counter. |
| But recent studies suggest that hands-free devices are just as dangerous on the road. |
| Wetherby certainly looked dangerous on the break with the left back and centre midfield having outstanding games. |
| Vigini and Trasolini are both prime targets for quarterback Malcolm on offence, but equally dangerous on defence. |
| Barcelona looked the more fluid of the two sides early on, but Madrid proved to be just as dangerous on the break. |
| Alex Ferguson's men looked more dangerous on the ball as van Persie lurked on the shoulder of the Liverpool defence. |
| This is dangerous as well as unappetizing. |
| The environment was as hostile and dangerous as the enemy. |
| This is even more dangerous as a tool for malicious hackers. |
| Head and neck wounds are more dangerous as the infection can reach the brain faster. |
| This means all humans are contaminated by the goo and potentially dangerous as a species. |
| They have to realize that India is better as a friend, dangerous as an enemy for Pakistan. |
| With an attacking midfielder Rooney will be able to stay higher up the pitch and will be more dangerous as a result. |
| This was extremely dangerous as the children were expected to carry out the task while the machine was still working. |
| Setting file policy from the folder is a bit dangerous as the changes are propagated to all sub folders and all files. |
| As well, I don't understand why schools insist on continuing this practice that is clearly dangerous as well as wrong. |
| It's actually dangerous at times. |
| They are no mugs and very dangerous at home. |
| But it can be expensive and dangerous at times. |
| To insist that we choose one or the other is nave at best and dangerous at its core. |
| We have had some nice days but the paddocks were too wet and dangerous at the moment. |
| Our officers should be aware that while the job is strenuous and dangerous at times,. |
| This would have been a promotion but Napoleon probably believed such a position would be very dangerous at the time. |
| Glendale would start to gather some momentum, and looked dangerous at times, but things just weren't going their way. |
| And that's especially dangerous at this time of the year, when people are shopping online both at home and the office. |
| We really wanted to go there when we visited Egypt last year but our guide convinced us it was too dangerous at the time. |
| My mother was dangerous with her car. |
| Out of his depth and dangerous with it. |
| He can be very dangerous with the new ball. |
| The country is entangled with wild vines, and dangerous with precipitous caverns. |
| But the current trajectory we're on is dangerous with respect to the future rise in debt. |
| Some racers considered the circuit dangerous with problems in certain parts of the track. |
| The two Akmals -- Kamran and Umar are dangerous with the willow, and will look to convert starts into big scores. |
| The work can be dangerous with women often going alone into potentially risky situations that they have to manage. |
| A very bad and a very sad precedent has been set I foresee a dangerous with full of violence future of our country. |
| What crisis is more critical and dangerous with what we have at present? Nigerians are killed in hundreds everyday. |
| There was something dangerous about it. |
| Nothing offensive or dangerous about it. |
| Honestly there is nothing dangerous about living here. |
| What is especially dangerous about the present fear is that it has no visible time limit. |
| There's nothing dangerous about this - it involves the simplest of democratic principles. |
| Ragnar, Nottingham, UK There's nothing inherently dangerous about walking along with an iPod. |
| Somebody has to lose money for other people to make money, and that's what's so dangerous about a market like Forex. |
| The thing that was dangerous about OBL was that he had many millions of dollars with which to fund his murderous schemes. |
| What's dangerous about sensationalist journalism, however, is that it distracts readers from more pertinent and newsworthy issues. |
| A debate began quickly about whether it was a good or a bad hold-up, what was dangerous about it and what could have been improved. |
| Our roads are not dangerous because of slow moving traffic. |
| It is too dangerous because of armed smugglers from Mexico. |
| They are also so dangerous because of their wandering nature. |
| It was only dangerous because of all the tourists backing out without looking. |
| Name-dropping is also dangerous because of the risk of getting the wrong name. |
| Louis, but at that time it was very dangerous because of Comanche Indian raids. |
| In Terry, he has a player who can run pick and rolls and is dangerous because of his outside shooting ability. |
| It looks dangerous because of the lack of bike lanes but on Labor day weekend we encountered very little traffic. |
| Stagecoache's are my personal favourite, although open top buses can be dangerous because of the sheer height of them. |
| The Mara river, that runs through the famous Masai Mara game park, is known to be particularly dangerous because of them. |
| American roads are dangerous by design. |
| Framed &; Dangerous by Kim Harrington 7. |
| It has been made dangerous by Russian enterprise. |
| Driving anything here is maddening at the least and also dangerous by our standards. |
| Inside is an intricate maze, made a little more dangerous by gaping holes in the ground. |
| Ironworks were made dangerous by the heat and the fumes, as well as the long hours worked. |
| Besides this, the harbours outside the Solent were probably always rendered dangerous by bars of sand and shingle. |
| Dangerous by Design points out the alarming truth about a pedestrian's survival rate when struck at various speeds. |
| People regard big wave surfing as very dangerous by bikini-clad girls and their rescuers, when wave intensity persists. |
| Their vehicles are more dangerous by design and the drivers of these vehicles (city buses, too) need to be more vigilant. |
| People are dangerous due to their cultured slogging. |
| Huge waste of money, and dangerous due to the poor design. |
| He thinks it may be dangerous due to foreign bacteria or some such thing. |
| Risks: The investment in penny stocks is highly dangerous due to assorted factors. |
| Motorway driving can be as dangerous due to the ease folk can be occupied by other things. |
| While Arteta is becoming more dangerous due to the opposition not paying attention to him. |
| A wall that is behind u, is more dangerous due to POSSIBLE ricocheting rounds, explosive shrapnel and even debris. |
| I've seen some very close calls on this road, which everyone recognises as dangerous due to the number of accidents. |
| The situation can be dangerous due to the fact creditors will demand payment plus the Christmas loan is in this half prepared state. |
| But yes, the outside world has become more dangerous due to increasing populations and the concommitant pressures (amongst other things). |
| They are most dangerous from set-pieces,. |
| It looks strange and dangerous from the outside. |
| Please suggest me if it is dangerous from any point. |
| Combat is very quick and remains dangerous from starting level to highly advanced. |
| Throw in Johnson's blistering pace and they are dangerous from anywhere on the park. |
| I personally don't really rate Kane and Defoe always seems more dangerous from the bench. |
| Irving is averaging 24 points, 6 assists, and 4 rebounds per game, and is dangerous from anywhere on the court. |
| Less dangerous from a spark or **26;3163;TOOLONG point of view, but worse from a lung full of dust point of view. |
| Yet, having these large reactors operate in North Korea is also dangerous from a nuclear proliferation standpoint. |
| Chisora was dominating the close exchanges but Haye was more dangerous from range with both landing powerful shots. |