Sentence examples for dangers of considering from inspiring English sources

Dhumavati's outer inauspicious, fearful form reveals the dangers of considering sensory pleasures as fulfilment-giving.

These results together emphasize the importance of considering both genetics and the environment, and the dangers of considering either on their own.

Our findings may thus be interpreted as a demonstration of the possible danger of considering standardised CPPs as stand-alone referral routes for cancer.

During this campaign, they issued warnings about the dangers of skewed polls, the importance of considering other factors, such as history, and the fact that polls are less reliable in midterm elections than they are in Presidential elections.

This was set up, he explained, so that friends could call him any time should they be in danger of seriously considering giving up drink - he promised to dissuade them.

Or you are in danger of being considered "just to the right" of a man who is "just to the left" of Vlad-the-Impaler.

Investors clearly think Tinder is in danger, considering shares of its parent company Match Group fell 17percentt after Facebook announced its entry into dating.

Radicalization is one of the dangers considered in "Things Fall Apart," a short book by Daniel Byman and Kenneth Pollack, published earlier this year by the Brookings Institution.

In part because he has warned in his writings of the dangers of deficits, he is considered to be somewhat less enamored of tax cuts than Mr. Hubbard was.

But when considering the dangers of hazardous chemicals in our products, manufacturers often underestimate risk by evaluating only the best-case scenario and considering only consumers.

Or you can flirt with danger, and consider the exploits of seasoned adventurers who are taking on risk.