Sentences with phrase «dangerous notion»

Given the fundamental limitations of these technologies, this is a very dangerous notion, he argues.

I hope anyone reading this blog isn't still under the incredibly dangerous notion that eating a lowfat diet is a healthy thing to do.

What I seem now to detect, most noticeably on seminary campuses, is a new, largely unconscious, and rather dangerous notion about what is masculine and virile and worthy in ministry — as against what is held to be feminine, weak, hand - holding, playing into the status quo.

Despite these fundamental limits, current policy frameworks imply that they are essentially our only options for a clean energy future — a very dangerous notion indeed.

I hope anyone reading this blog isn't still under the incredibly dangerous notion that eating a LOW - FAT diet is a healthy thing to do.

«If we take it literally, it would mean people who love their jobs, have happy families, or help their communities aren't successful... a dangerous notion, as it can lead people to believe they are unsuccessful because they haven't amassed a certain amount of wealth or fame.

That's a dangerous notion, considering some of the topics here highlighted by atheists, but also in light of issues like women's rights in governing their own bodies.

Prosperity theology has found its way into modern evangelicalism, and it's become a dangerous notion to contend with as we seek to know God more fully and experience Him in our personal lives.

Wakeham, a former Conservative chief whip, was commissioned by Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair to shut down the dangerous notion of an elected upper house.

«To think that we can avoid similar catastrophe today due to better technology is a dangerous notion,» he said.

But the aura that this is a wonder crop that you can plant in the desert and harvest gold» is a dangerous notion that threatens social and economic sustainability, Joos says, adding that jatropha needs to be managed like any other crop.

Whether the statistics prove this is true in aggregate, it's a dangerous notion for individual job seekers to accept.