Sentence examples for dangerous norms from inspiring English sources

It has key distinctions: a closed network is one in which not only are most people locked out, but the people in it are locked into often dangerous norms, such as you might see among sub-prime mortgage brokers or tabloid hackers.

It creates a dangerous norm that it is an acceptable function of government to monitor and control the information citizens get to see and access.

Obama said it was dangerous to let international norms against chemical weapons use be violated.

The fledgling rebellion is seen among some as the start of a dangerous unraveling of social norms.

In addition, the use of tariffs as a political weapon is a dangerous breach of international norms.

Twice in a row the Hungarian government has begun the year courting controversy with what critics see as dangerous deviations from democratic norms.

Does this event portend a sad and dangerous devolving of societal norms where some fringe, marginalized people feel they have a license, even a duty, to kill those whose views they strongly disagree with?

"Doing the thing that isn't dangerous is becoming the norm," says Keith Gore from cosmetic company L'Oréal.

Ancient, dangerous airliners are the norm, not the exception, in Iran.

For instance, vaccination can be viewed as ineffective or dangerous - a social norm or belief shared by some in the community.

All compelling beauties who chose not to conform to conventional, domesticated female norms, women with dangerous tastes in lovers and expensive tastes in clothes.