Sentence examples for dangerous believe from inspiring English sources

That's far more dangerous, believe me".

Niki Lauda, who withdrew from the championship-deciding Japanese Grand Prix in Fuji in 1976 because he considered the weather conditions too dangerous, believed neither the rain nor the dark was the problem on Sunday.

Just as it is dangerous to believe that "it's different this time" during a bubble, it is tempting to believe the same in a downturn.

I've always said if you put a solid winter behind me I am extremely dangerous and believe I can run very fast".

But while they focused on the idea that increased interactivity may make violent games more dangerous, I believe that such involvement may make the player more aware of the potential consequences of his or her actions.

It is therefore futile and dangerous, they believe, for governments to interfere with social or economic realities as happens, for example, in government attempts to control wages, prices, or rents (see incomes policy).

Mr. Blair, seeking to sway the opinions of the many critics in Britain who agree that Mr. Hussein is dangerous but believe that he has been effectively contained, said: "It is clear that, despite sanctions, the policy of containment has not worked sufficiently well to prevent Saddam from developing these weapons.

"Because they have their own websites and sometimes even their own television channels, clubs … are coming to see [papers] as commercial rivals," says Edwards. "They want to direct fans to their own websites and apps because they want to make more money from the advertising.​ I think that is incredibly dangerous because, believe it or not, football fans are not stupid.

While ants are not intrinsically dangerous I believe that they are inherently creepy and the further from our delicate parts the better is the rule of the day.

And it is dangerous to believe his comeuppance will end a culture in which sexual harassment is so shrugged off it feels permissible.

"And in a nuclear standoff, there is nothing more dangerous than believing there is no danger".