Sentence examples for perilous prediction from inspiring English sources

Whether such laws are non-reducible in principle or merely in practice is a perilous prediction to make.

It has been a successful part of its business, despite perilous predictions.

This fact makes prediction perilous.

But (back to baseball) Gimbel could not be drawn into the perilous pool of Yanks-Sox predictions.

WHEN it comes to the housing market, predictions are perilous business.

Could Ms Royal, the darling of the polls, now lose the nomination?All such predictions are perilous.

The what-does-he-really-want questions will no doubt carry on for some time, with predictions particularly perilous here.

In an era in which yesterday's inconceivable is making a habit of becoming today's reality, it is perilous to offer firm predictions about the future, but folk carry on doing it all the same.

Unfortunately, predictions have proved even more perilous than normal in the era of the three kings.

As a circuit court judge, Justice Sotomayor did often rule for the government in criminal cases, but making predictions of this sort is perilous.

Predictions of this ilk are perilous, but the author pulls us along, waxing enthusiastic for Stanford University's Lego-like BioBrick Project, which works to standardize and share the new, synthesized biological components: "At the time of this writing, the BioBrick catalog contains more than ten thousand parts.