Sentence examples for dangerous implications from inspiring English sources

Still, the myth survives, with dangerous implications.

Mr. O'Neil said the legislation had dangerous implications.

The dangerous implications this holds for the core ideas of democracy are obvious.

"Changing the status quo before these issues are sorted out has dangerous implications," he said.

This series of events – where the line between legitimate and illegitimate action by state institutions is blurred – has dangerous implications.

Yet their multiplier effect in globally suppressing information on critical international security issues has far more dangerous implications.

"A psychosis of fear is spreading, and this has dangerous, dangerous implications if it is not stopped.

Despite its emotional heat and dangerous implications, Mr. Putin's indictment of Georgia has already had its effect.

There are fears that Mr. Hadi could lose hearts and minds over the crisis, which would have dangerous implications.

The superficially appealing claim that it should be "uncensored" in satisfying the "right to know" has dangerous implications if we think of banks, insurance companies, and so on.

As others, such as Peter Hain, have argued, the gain in legitimacy his party and ideology would enjoy would have dangerous implications on local communities.