Sentence examples for dangerous assertion from inspiring English sources

This was a dangerous assertion.

Maraval calls the cuts "very minor" although Ferrara believes they make an important and dangerous assertion about the core rape storyline.

It is a dangerous assertion that functional medicine treats the patient as a whole whereas conventional medicine does not.

Some are even making the dangerous assertion that New York's prison population has decreased because the NYPD expanded its police force and began aggressively policing low-level offenses.

A major part of that alternative reality is the campaign's continued pushing of the baseless and extremely dangerous assertion that the election will be rigged.

He also said he feared the November election would be "rigged" against him, without providing any evidence ― a dangerous assertion that could delegitimize the outcome.

Those of us who are standing on the shoulders of giants shouldn't try to wrestle with them; only giants can wrestle with giants, and adaptation, if it's any good, is no mere mark of respect but an active and dangerous contention, an assertion and self-assertion that is as brave and as daring as it is potentially catastrophic.

After more than a month of polite exchanges with Mr. Hofmann, Commerzbank's chief executive, Martin Kohlhaussen, denounced him today, calling his assertions dangerous and irresponsible.

Casual assertions with dangerous — and, often enough, unconstitutional — implications are something of a Trumpian specialty, and they are at the center of this case.

This is dangerous, because overly strong assertions that Bonds was an innocent lamb in the hands of his trainer could backfire if the jury senses that Bonds was very much his own man.

Hurd – who co-wrote and produced Terminator and produced classics including Aliens – said that assertion is "really dangerous thinking", and called on companies that facilitiate piracy to take action.