Sentence examples for dangerous theory from inspiring English sources

The critics said that was a dangerous theory.

"There is no more dangerous theory in international politics today than that we need to balance the power of America with other competitor powers," Mr. Blair said, interrupted repeatedly by applause.

Crackpot and dangerous theories on AIDS.

If even scientists aren't believed then here is fertile territory for any mad and dangerous theories to take hold.

The pesticides-are-dangerous theory rests on the credibility of the research of controversial University of California endocrinologist Tyrone Hayes.

The pesticides-are-dangerous theory originated with and substantially rests on the credibility of the research of controversial University of California endocrinologist Tyrone Hayes.

This "danger theory" may explain why pregnant women do not reject their nondangerous fetus and lactating women do not recognize newly expressed milk protein as dangerous.

Dangerous in theory, but not to you or your family and friends.

So while direct democracy seems dangerous in theory, in practice it's a workable supplement to the legislative process.

— R.A. "Infinitesimal: How a Dangerous Mathematical Theory Shaped the Modern World" (Scientific American/Farrar, Straus and Giroux), by Amir Alexander, out April 8th.

"[Are they saying there is] a dangerous, conspiracy theory hoax website on the left that's comparable to InfoWars?