Sentence examples for dangerous to draw from inspiring English sources
It is dangerous to draw too many conclusions from the game since Guatemala is clearly rebuilding.
"At the level of an individual, it's always a bit dangerous to draw conclusions," he said.
"We believe that it is dangerous to draw conclusions before the legal process has been fully completed," she said.
"I voted yes and yes," she said.It is dangerous to draw conclusions from a mock referendum which had neither the facilities nor the guarantees of a real one.
It is dangerous to draw too many conclusions from the Iowa caucuses — a telegenic display of activism by a tiny slice of Americans.
But it would be dangerous to draw the wrong lesson from the country's creditless growth spurt.In this section Map of misery Backing greens with greenbacks First ink, now blood Turning towards Mecca Who needs credit?
It would be dangerous, though, to draw too many parallels to the Redskins' situation, Dolich said.
A dangerous parallel to draw, but one can see where they were coming from.
This is an extremely dangerous conclusion to draw from this election.
"To say, Oh, all of us in New York are immune, we won't have any more disease and we don't need to take vaccine, is a dangerous conclusion to draw," Dr. Cetron said.
And while Washington and Adams made annual addresses to Congress, the practice lapsed with Jefferson, who compared the address to a "speech from the throne," a symptom of the Federalists' dangerous desire "to draw over us... the forms of the British Government".
