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Meanings of too dangerous in English

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Usage of too dangerous in English
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Fishing, one of the main livelihoods in the area, is too dangerous.
Reuters
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Lisa agreed with me that the situation for Merrilee was too dangerous.
Escape
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Don't try to help her any more; it's too dangerous for you.
Lucky Jim
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These jobs are considered too dangerous for women and their reproductive health.
Reuters
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He has already returned to Islamabad,saying the snow conditions were too dangerous.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Only 6 per cent cycle, mainly because the roads are too dangerous.
The Irish Times
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And the reason given was always it was too dangerous a city.
The Irish Times
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He said it was too dangerous to send officials to refugee camps.
The Guardian
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Hundreds of buildings were destroyed and aftershocks have made others too dangerous.
BBC
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Could it simply be that space is too dangerous for human beings?
Reach for Infinity
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Newton Central School principal Riki Teteina said it was now too dangerous.
Radio NZ
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There are no foreign tourists in sight, it's simply too dangerous here.
News.com.au
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The Transport Agency said further falls made it too dangerous for commuters.
Radio NZ
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Having him stay or ratting him out was too dangerous, either way.
Nocturnal
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It's sometimes too dangerous to even admit that I have American friends.
The Guardian
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It's far too dangerous, and too tempting a thing, to have here.
The Good, The Bad, and The Uncanny
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