Although this reasoning is fundamentally correct, in our opinion, it contains a potential risk of excessive adaptationism, potentially leading to the suggestion of complex adaptations that are unlikely to evolve among cancerous cells.
Unless the test is excessive (and potentially violates equality laws) many migrants would pass it.
The regulatory remedies proposed to address the phone hacking scandal in Britain are excessive and potentially dangerous to traditions of a free press.
"Those who earn a lot also work a lot, and if somebody can earn almost one million euros, it's not a sign of abuse but of an excessive and potentially dangerous work regime".
But the regulatory remedies proposed Thursday by an official commission of inquiry seem misplaced, excessive and potentially dangerous to Britain's centuries-old traditions of a press free from government regulation.
"Those who earn a lot also work a lot, and if somebody can earn almost €1 million, it's not a sign of abuse but of an excessive and potentially dangerous work regime".
But Chinese regulators apparently fear that the new board could become like a casino, with excessive speculation potentially hurting the interests of small investors and leading to a repeat of failures by similar boards in other countries created with start-up companies in mind.
As she flew last week from London to Glasgow and on to Frankfurt and New York for a final round of presentations, British journalists and analysts alike were focusing on the $15 million in compensation she will receive, calling it excessive and potentially troublesome in a chastened luxury market.
This comes after US peers finished the day on the back foot thanks to fresh political disquiet about excessive and potentially unethical pricing of life-saving drugs, Democratic presidential candidate Hilary Clinton demanding that generic and specialty pharma group Mylan lower the 'outrageous' price ($300+50000% over 6 years) of its allergy injection EpiPen.
The participants were nontreatment-seeking undergraduate students who were screened for excessive and potentially addictive self-defeating behaviors.
