Sentence examples for very dangerous practice from inspiring English sources

This is at best a dubious way of securing quality medical care and, at worst, a very dangerous practice.

In an interview, Mr. Miller called the release of the news segments and the payments to Mr. Williams part of "a very dangerous practice that deceives the public" by concealing the role of taxpayer dollars in promoting partisan policies.

"When the criminals start to look like law enforcement, that is a very dangerous practice," he said.

Announced in June at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, the feature aims to combat the very dangerous practice of texting from behind the wheel, while also switching off other alerts that entice people to look at their phones while driving.

"This is a very dangerous practice," said Prof. Chris Beyrer, director of the Center for Public Heath and Human Rights at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

It's very dangerous to practice based on only what you have read.

Coming less than a week after the death of Anthony Shadid, who suffered a fatal asthma attack on the way out of Syria, the loss made it clear that Syria is a very dangerous place to practice perhaps the most important journalism of all.

"Mental health experts are scared to talk about suicide, and they view it as a very dangerous area of practice," he said.

Many of these practices are very dangerous.

Practice!!!!! Gymnastics is very dangerous, so be extra careful.

Tattooing could be a very dangerous activity, at least before antiseptic practices and antibiotics.