Sentence examples for speculative dangers from inspiring English sources

We face important environmental challenges, but must be cautious of claims that our planet is in peril from speculative dangers like man-made global warming.

The question is especially thorny because journalists' instincts are to spell out the highest stakes and greatest risks for their readers, as Newsweek did in two covers this year about the slowing economy under these headlines: "Laid Off: Is Your Job Safe?" and "How Scared Should You Be?" Mr. Whitaker, however, defended the magazines' coverage of even speculative dangers.

Southern Baptists launch skeptic campaign to derail climate legislation Right-wing evangelicals launched a new campaign to attack urgently needed legislation to tackle climate change, calling for "a more biblical, fact-based approach" and urging lawmakers to remain "cautious of claims that our planet is in peril from speculative dangers like man-made global warming".

But the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in upholding a lower court ruling, said the public interest involved in release of the pictures outweighed a vague, speculative fear of danger to the American military or violation of the detainees' privacy.

John Maynard Keynes emphasized back in the 1930s the dangers of speculative bubbles, and China certainly seems to have had one in its property market.

If there's one subject I've bored New Yorker readers with more than any other over the past decade or so, it's the dangers of speculative bubbles.

At times, the Court has invoked the current lack of evidence about how a measure will actually operate and the dangers of speculative adjudication, suggesting that it identifies as-applied challenges with post-enforcement actions.

By John Cassidy March 30, 2010 If there's one subject I've bored New Yorker readers with more than any other over the past decade or so, it's the dangers of speculative bubbles.

There was no risk from the speculative activities of banks and no danger that housing bubbles would get out of hand.

The weakest aspect of the neutrality case is that the dangers it alleges are speculative.

If it were about the dangers of future or speculative technologies, then it might be reasonable to dismiss it as academic scare-mongering.