Sentence examples for peril of assuming from inspiring English sources

That's the peril of assuming that what you're watching is live when it isn't.

Their failure highlights the peril of assuming that an apparent improvement on a lab test or X-ray, like better blood flow or a wider artery, will translate into something that actually helps patients, warned an editorial that accompanied the new findings.

---November Blonmberg Marketheis good on thistoryory and recent flailing of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., reminding one of our frequent mistake of assuming the perils of thinking the past is prologue; in this case using history to assess future loan risks in the housing market (predicting as recently as March that the cost to cover bank collapses in 2008 might be a mere $1 billion).

At their peril do advertisers assume that a count of "views," "clicks," or even "purchases" means what it claims.

8The peril of predictions.

It's the peril of switching lanes.

Lebanon was in peril of civil war.

The first is the peril of long incumbency.

Again we can see the peril of tradition being abandoned.

Even at the peril of public health.

That is the peril of public diplomacy.