That would be a sleight of hand with potentially dangerous consequences.
But Glass may inadvertently disrupt a crucial cognitive capacity, with potentially dangerous consequences.
The regulator added that a number of the scenes "could have potentially dangerous consequences if imitated by children".
The minister also said that structural damage to portions of the ship threatened "potentially dangerous consequences for the environment".
Western officials and Afghans alike worry that the election could be so flawed that many Afghans might reject the balloting and its results, with potentially dangerous consequences.
And from the Russian perspective, the absence of a treaty is permitting a kind of arms race with potentially dangerous consequences.
A dispute at the Synthetic Biology Engineering Research Center, a prominent coalition of biology labs that is led by the University of California, Berkeley, illustrates the potentially dangerous consequences of the research.
Treating McCarthy's claims as "controversial" and calling her a "campaigner" or "activist" is liable to give her and her opinions a spurious credibility, thereby justifying Nyman's point about such reporting having "potentially dangerous consequences for public health".
The MPs accused the ministry and contractors of a "serious failing" for under-testing the system, which is unable to operate continuously in warm waters, and warned the problems had "potentially dangerous" consequences.
They warn that millions of households are facing fuel poverty, with a growing number forced to cut down or switch off their heating in the colder months, with potentially dangerous consequences.
