Sentence examples for dangerous links from inspiring English sources

Any email, even from someone you know, can have dangerous links or attachments.

And worse, seeing conspiracies and dangerous links where there are none.

Free tools like McAfee's SiteAdvisor and the Firefox add-on Web of Trust can also help — warning about potentially dangerous links.

Cellphone users are more likely than computer users to click on dangerous links or download sketchy apps because they are often distracted, experts say.

Facebook is now warning members not to click dangerous links as part of a suite of new security steps announced today.

Sarah Toule, head of health information at the World Cancer Research Fund, said the survey findings confirmed its own research that "people just don't know enough about the dangerous links between obesity and cancer".

Phishing is when criminals attempt to trick you into clicking a dangerous link or file attachment in a message.

Banks' extensive holdings of sovereign debt are a central issue in the crisis, creating a dangerous link between government fiscal problems and bank stability.

The term "autopilot" draws a dangerous link to flying, said Mary "Missy" Cummings, a Duke University robotics professor and former military pilot.

It's helpful that the banks were yanked back from the brink of a liquidity meltdown, but the dangerous link between national and bank solvency has been solidified in the process.

Yet all three have their own central banks and can print money if pushed to.Mr Van Rompuy's proposed banking union could sever the dangerous link between governments and banks.