Sentence examples for dangerous statement from inspiring English sources

"I think that's a dangerous statement," said Bob Taylor, a computer scientist who played a major role in the 1960s in formulating what would become the Internet.

That is a dangerous statement -- sending us down a slippery slope where lives can be measured for their supposed value and discarded if deemed not useful enough.

But the Labour MP for Hayes and Harlington, John McDonnell, who tried to challenge Gordon Brown for the Labour leadership last week, said: "This is a deeply reactionary and dangerous statement to make.

As such weapons were generally worn in public, it was "a potentially dangerous statement of faith".

But "it's a very dangerous statement that thus far the administration does not seem to feel compelled to respect [all] of the judiciary's rulings".

I have tremendous respect for Mark Zuckerberg, but I think his stance that Facebook will be neutral as long as he's in charge is a dangerous statement.

Nabil Aburdeineh, an aide to Mr. Arafat, criticized Mr. Sharon for "dangerous statements that may lead the whole region to great risks".

In March he expressed concerns over "Mr Trump's uninformed and indeed dangerous statements on national security issues".

Before this election, it wouldn't have seemed possible that tagging a "just kidding" onto the end of any number of cruel, bigoted, dangerous statements could serve to excuse them, but that is what Trump has done, time and again, while making it clear that he is anything but.

These are only two highly publicized examples of well known powerful complementarian pastors making dangerous statements.

Governor Baker's denunciation of Donald Trump's bigoted and dangerous statements is welcome, but he needs to go farther.