Sentence examples for dangerous perspective from inspiring English sources

Therefore, looking at the cost criterion as the most important factor to establish an optimum maintenance model is a very dangerous perspective for industrial and service systems, especially for systems where failures and interruptions could be disastrous.

It's critical that we celebrate a colourful selection of characters on prime time TV – rather than a narrow, unchallenging world with the power to echo and corroborate dangerous perspectives.

"Just do what you want to me," can be an extremely dangerous, unhealthy perspective.

But let's also put this dangerous rally in perspective.

A CURT CROSS-EXAMINATION From a literary perspective, "Dangerous Allies" is somewhat repetitive.

"The thought that we would be fixing prices for these companies is very dangerous from our perspective because that would upend the business model," said Robert Callahan, who leads the Internet Assn.

IM is perceived as "dangerous" from IT's perspective, but strategic from a getting it done view often held by CEOs and consultants who encourage collaborative behavior.

The fate of Alexander and Balls, two experienced and moderate Labour politicians, demonstrates why it is dangerous, from an American perspective, to read too much into what happened to Labour.

Later she begs him for stories about drugs and dangerous friends, absorbing his perspective to fill her own sense of emptiness.

A famous and complex dissent from Jackson argued that whereas wartime did imply special military powers, it was dangerous from a constitutional perspective to have a racial discrimination order that "lies about like a loaded weapon".

This perspective is dangerous because it essentially denies two important facts: that technologies can differ from each other in salient ways, and that they can change over time.