Sentence examples for dangerous to assume from inspiring English sources
It is surely dangerous to assume that central banks know better than the market.
It would be dangerous to assume that they can pull it off — we've been there before.
It's also dangerous to assume that revolutions occurring simultaneously have the same root causes.
It is dangerous to assume that disarmament in all circumstances is a step towards peace.
"The immunity of Gardasil will not last — that is dangerous to assume," she said.
It is dangerous to assume the past is superior to the present.
It is a dangerous fallacy to assume that all science is harmful and vested in corporate interests.
"It's a dangerous argument to assume that the Taliban won't revert to where they were pre-9/11 and provide Al Qaeda sanctuary," she said.
It was a dangerous miscalculation to assume that people for whom Vietnam is not even a distant memory would give Kerry the benefit of the doubt.
It is a dangerous strategy to assume you can always sweep in and win such critical games at any juncture, regardless of the deficit or the obstacles placed before you.
But it sets a spectacularly dangerous precedent to assume that some threats of death or rape are somehow "funny" while others are legitimate, because in the space between the two extremes there is a sprawling grey area in which the ideology of several generations – not just One Direction's fan demographic – is very quickly shifting.
