Sentence examples for dangerous experiments from inspiring English sources

Republicans have happily fanned those fears with talk of "dangerous experiments" on the "best health care system in the world".

The route to immortality sometimes included fairly eccentric behavior, like spending years alone in a mountain cave or conducting dangerous experiments with cinnabar and mercury.

With this realisation growing apace we expect to see the common sense of the electorate give short shrift to proposals for wild and dangerous experiments.

Dozens of other French composers will also be represented in the festival, almost all of them accused of conducting dangerous experiments in Wagnerism.

Finally, decisions on pursuing the most dangerous experiments must be transparent, including the process by which decisions are reached, the role of members of decision-making bodies, and the recommendations those bodies make to government.

Davy, for instance, had been nearly asphyxiated by nitric oxide, had poisoned himself with nitrogen peroxide, and had severely inflamed his lungs with hydrofluoric acid, prior to his dangerous experiments with nitrogen trichloride.

"It can be a dangerous experiment.

This is a dangerous experiment, completely without historical precedent".

(Huxley once performed the dangerous experiment of listening to Gesualdo on mescaline).

Analysts at Morgan Stanley think not, warning they are a "dangerous experiment", particularly for the banking sector.

"This is by far the biggest procurement process in the NHS and is a dangerous experiment.