It's too dangerous!

Driving too fast is dangerous.

Knives and forks? No, they're too dangerous.

It's too dangerous for you to stay here.

It's too dangerous for you to stay here.

But this also has a potentially dangerous drawback, too.

A deterrent that is too dangerous to invoke would lack credibility.

So, too, does the idea that accommodating religious differences is dangerous.

A military attack on Iran s nuclear facilities is too dangerous, and its results uncertain.

But any deployment of trainers is seen as too dangerous, expensive, and likely to fail.

Some military experts may say that Syria s air defense systems are too sophisticated to suppress, making a no fly zone too dangerous to enforce.

Few foreign journalists venture in it is too difficult and too dangerous for them to work inside the country and local reporters are harassed by the authorities.

Pursuing my dreams in Syria was too dangerous, and in Turkey it was impossible because I wasn t a resident.

Bell had worried that the flight was too dangerous and had arranged for a doctor to be on hand.

But they too would benefit from an agreement that would prevent a dangerous and costly spiral in fissile material production.

If modern banks are too big and too dangerous because they are too vulnerable, the most obvious way to make them safer is to demand higher capital requirements. Historically, that was the course advocated in most international discussions.

While they must ensure that reforms are comprehensive, they also must avoid attempting too much too fast, which could trigger resistance from deeply entrenched players or unintentionally trigger dangerous chain reactions.

It will, and it should. But democracy promotion is too uncertain a proposition, and the world too dangerous a place, for it to occupy center stage in what the United States does.

This is dangerous, as history demonstrates that leaders who allow or stimulate excessive nationalism can all too easily become trapped by it.

Now that used to be a dangerous guessing game, because you only knew if you had given too little oxygen once something bad happened.

First, it is too dangerous for any country to come even remotely close to the point where insolvency can be triggered by a sunspot.

The point of this story is that trusting too much in the feeling of being on the correct side of anything can be very dangerous.

He said the situation there was too dangerous for me. I was wanted by the regime and other parties for my work as a journalist.

Yet we face the growing risks of proliferation and catastrophic terrorism, and the stakes are too high to continue down a dangerous path of diplomatic brinksmanship.

Economics teaches us that when there is huge uncertainty about catastrophic risks, it is dangerous to rely too much on the price mechanism to get incentives right.

It's dangerous!

Longlining threatens the survival of artisanal and subsistence fishing communities, large predatory fish stocks, sea turtles, marine mammals and sea birds to provide seafood that is too dangerous to eat.

Islam is dangerous.

China s Dangerous Nobodies

Europe s Dangerous Banalities

Cancer s Dangerous Mythology

NATO s Dangerous Signals

Syria s Dangerous Liaisons

It s the only way out of a dangerous impasse at a dangerous historical moment.

Economists were like doctors telling patients that, while some wine may be beneficial, too much is certainly dangerous without being able to tell them how many glasses per day they were allowed.

The situation in Libya, we are told, is too dangerous Germany s government doesn t want to get caught on a slippery slope and eventually have to commit ground troops in a civil war.

Man ... extremely dangerous questions.

It was terribly dangerous.

JC That seems dangerous.

His plan is dangerous!

Sami befriended dangerous people.

Desperate Women s Dangerous Moves

Israel s Dangerous Political System

NATO s Dangerous Afghan Dream

This is dangerous territory.