Sentence examples for dangerous techniques from inspiring English sources

"The shameful failings of the Youth Justice Board resulted in dangerous techniques being routinely used - behaviour which in any other setting would be seen as child abuse".

Couples who do not want to take the risk of passing on mitochondrial disease might want to consider ethical alternatives like adoption, which are far preferable to pursuing dangerous techniques of genetic engineering which exploit both embryos and egg donors".

Kanō eliminated the most dangerous techniques and stressed the practice of randori (free practice), although he also preserved the classical techniques of jujitsu (jūjutsu) in the kata (forms) of judo.

But North Carolina may be alone in using it to identify dangerous techniques — which most everyone in football agrees are rampant at every level — and to teach safer play.

Clandestine abortions are commonly performed under unsanitary conditions by unskilled practitioners using dangerous techniques [ 5].

The potential for a trainee to learn incorrect or dangerous techniques in an unsupervised simulated environment could have catastrophic results if transferred into the clinical domain [ 26].

The BBFC said the explicit shot could demonstrate to teenagers a particularly dangerous technique of suicide.

Honnold wanted to improve upon that style by going alone and using no gear or rope for most of it, a dangerous technique known as free-soloing.

"It's a very dangerous technique," Mr. Bay said, because of the brief time between the jump and the pulling of the rip cords.

"The methods I used were always the same: beatings, electric shocks, and, in particular, water torture, which was the most dangerous technique for the prisoner," Aussaresses wrote.

There are, of course, acceptable exceptions – garment factories have been using sandblasters to selectively strip dye from denim to create a unique colour rather than a worn-down look (although sandblasting is a fairly dangerous technique).