Sentence examples for may seem dangerous from inspiring English sources

That may seem dangerous to some, but Karnjanaprakorn thinks that the "skills-based market" is huge — that the "demand is there" — and that by focusing on project-based classes where students actually make things with what they learn in class, it can appeal to an audience that wants to learn outside the classroom.

Policies can have different effects and connotations for different groups of people, and solutions that appeal to some may seem dangerous to others.

It may seem dangerous to hunt with just a twelve-inch Bowie knife, but Kolb, assured the public, "Our dogs go and find 'em first, and then we stab the pigs.

Such reassuring mantras resound after every oil and chemical spill, radioactive discharge from nuclear power plant (more frequent than generally realized), black-market uranium sale, and mishandled nuclear bomb: "It may seem dangerous, but trust us - there wasn't enough poison to hurt a fly and besides, we're sure we recovered everything".

This may seem severe.

PROTESTING that only fools would rely on your product to make investment decisions may seem a dangerous argument to make.

(And insofar as guns are seen as necessary tools of public safety and self-defence, gun control itself may seem increasingly dangerous. One's side in this debate perhaps depends more than anything on a judgment about the greater source of peril).

From the orthodox representationalist point of view, that may seem a dangerous concession.