Sentence examples for points out the danger from inspiring English sources

She points out the danger of generalisations even as she makes them.

A new, eye-opening study by Doug Peta, senior vice president of BCA Research in Montreal, points out the danger of trying to time a long bull market.

"Setting Standards for Fair Elections" rightly points out the danger in leaving the process for developing standards of voting in the hands of the manufacturers of the equipment.

The very speed of this currency realignment may make business executives hesitate to base big investment decisions on it, says Ross McInnes, Safran's deputy chief executive.He also points out the danger of mistaking the trees for the wood.

When the Eleatic visitor introduces the puzzles about false belief and speaking falsely, he points out the danger of contradicting oneself, citing Parmenides' proscriptions against speaking of what is not (236e-237c).

Joshua Rothman, writing about Gone Girl in a recent edition of The New Yorker, notes that "we're fascinated with stories of victimhood," yet he points out the danger of a "politicized, media-enabled culture of victimhood".

That said, Cassidy also points out the dangers of that strategy.

In "Portrait of the Artist as a Focus Group," Michiko Kakutani deftly points out the dangers of confusing "market demands for authentic artistic and political vision" (March 1).

The study points out the dangers of "horizontal inequality", where power and resources are inequitably distributed among groups differentiated by race, religion or language.

As Mr Sirri points out, the dangers inherent in super senior tranches of CDOs were similar to those in put options, instruments that have been around in financial markets for decades and entail risks that are well understood.

But it points out the dangers of reforms which only take short-term economic purposes into consideration.