Sentence examples for dangerous move away from inspiring English sources
And it's a dangerous move away from working together on standards and instead is likely to piss off Apple and Microsoft.
It would task judges, who generally lack scientific expertise, with assessing complicated science underlying regulations, the group wrote, and represent "a dangerous move away from traditional judicial deference to agency experts," the coalition says.
"A white ambassador said that y'all, not a black militant," he said, "not a reverend who preaches about racism, an ambassador whose eyes are wide open and is trying to get us to wake up and move away from this dangerous precipice... .. Peck said that while he never utter the phrase "chickens coming home to roost," he was aware that Wright had taken his words and ideas for his own sermon.
This lull is particularly dangerous because it coincides both with a move away from fiscal and monetary stimulus and with an outbreak of risky political brinkmanship on both sides of the Atlantic.The shift from stimulus is well under way.
He said the oil gushing from the crippled BP well in the gulf highlighted the need to move away from dirty and dangerous fossil fuels toward a cleaner energy future.
Making an active move away from cohesion is a dangerous thing in our political climate.
With less and less fish, local fishermen are forced to make dangerous journeys further away, some simply give up and move away.
It's dangerous because when we frame social securities in this way, we move away from seeing them as basic rights and start talking about them as bounteous rewards.
These self-portraits move away from raunchy humor to take Ms. Linder's art into a darker, more dangerous place.
