Sentence examples for be dangerous to conclude from inspiring English sources

It would be dangerous to conclude that inequality is not growing, or that it's no big deal if it is.

It would therefore be dangerous to conclude that positioning has no effect on mortality without corroborating evidence from another, larger trial.

He singled out the similarity of shells of Silurian Tryblidium with living patellacean limpets and warned that it was dangerous to conclude that Tryblidium anatomy would have been similar to living patellids—"it is almost inconceivable that the Silurian form should have any closely allied recent representative" (Dall 1893 287).

But the F.D.A.'s report concluded that those levels were thousands of times below what would actually be dangerous to adults or children.

Filling prescriptions at different pharmacies may be dangerous to patients.

Therefore it might be dangerous to extrapolate the outcomes.

"If you want to attend a competitive college, it is very dangerous to conclude that you don't have to apply early," Dr. Avery said.

This beautifully, albeit unintentionally on our part, supports the point that the reviewers make, namely that it is very dangerous to conclude the mode of cell death based upon inhibitors only.

(And the celebrity has now indicated that this was the case)." Asking the Mirror to withdraw the article and apologies, NAT concluded: "It is dangerous to encourage the, unfortunately still prevalent, opinion that only some people living with HIV are deserving of the basic human dignities of privacy and health.

It is concluded that confinement is dangerous to AN, which should be avoid in AN storage and transportation.

Detectives investigating the murder of a Muslim student who was stabbed 16 times as she walked to university in Essex warn it would be "deeply unhelpful, wrong and dangerous" to conclude she was targeted because of her religion.