Sentence examples for dangerous understanding from inspiring English sources

But he also revealed his dangerous understanding of how much he could get away with as president.

Similarly, such questions reinforce the dangerous understanding that we are first and foremost identified by our job, not how we do it, who it helps, or to what extent our work contributes to others' welfare.

I'm good at understanding dangerous situations or conflict.

To rewrite history is far more dangerous than just understanding it sensibly.

In disadvantaged areas with diverse populations and myriad economic and social problems, the slippery use of the language of "gangs" and its loose association with young people mitigates against effective policing, providing a dangerous shortcut to understanding youth conflict.

Knowledge is power, and the first step in preventing a dangerous situation is understanding the cause.

Doing so would obscure the vast differences that can occur regionally within a country – such an oversight can be particularly dangerous, say critics, for understanding the true academic opportunities available in a country.

Sex work in Malawi is indisputably dangerous but the limited understanding about its legal status has fuelled a detrimental power relationship between female sex workers and the police: the ambiguity and lack of knowledge is exploited.

He said he could not give a hard date for when the inquiry would be completed, but insisted that partial disclosure "would be dangerous for a proper understanding of the case".

To have a better understanding of dangerous behaviour is also to know how to better prevent it.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK A voluntary moratorium on potentially dangerous experiments aimed at understanding highly virulent strains of the H5N1 influenza virus should continue for the time being, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) Director Anthony Fauci told a meeting of flu scientists here.