Sentence examples for danger of false from inspiring English sources

Policy makers have long recognized the potential danger of false statements by advertisers.

But lawsuits and publicity might make callers think twice and decrease the danger of false arrest and death.

She also frequently attacks Smith for endorsing Ellison — while also talking about the danger of false accusations.

(These included rules requiring that the victim physically resist her attacker and provide corroborating evidence, as well as cautionary instructions to juries about the danger of false accusations).

Spencer argues that the danger of false complaints can't justify ignoring them all, since we happen to know that some allegations are true.

Several former defence secretaries and generals have argued that they should be taken off this state of readiness because of the danger of false alarms, especially in the age of cyber warfare.

The advantage is that a limited set of TSRs makes it is possible to analyze even small gene expression datasets with much less danger of false-positive results due to overfitting.

Since the cases are all laboratory-confirmed, there is little danger of false-positives.

Unfortunately, such use of long-stored archived cervical smears is prone to the danger of false-negative HPV findings (De Roda, 1995) and crosscontamination (Chua and Hjerpe, 1995).

The dangers of false witness remain great, but are different: in some ways more menacing, in others more easily evaded.

School officials should immediately set up a fire safety education program to make students aware of the dangers of false alarms.