Sentences with phrase «most dangerous implications»

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We recently caught up with Zahnd to discuss how Edwards may have gotten it wrong — and what the implications are for Christians today still living in the shadow of the most dangerous sermon ever preached.

However, the implication that most of them are work - shy public - haters who, were it not for 38 Degrees, would have absolutely nothing to fill their days is a dangerous, untrue and insulting one.

This could have serious health implications as abdominal fat is also the most dangerous kind of fat for your vital organs.

Yet most investors don't realize that ETFs can be extremely complex, full of hidden fees and tax implications, and potentially dangerous if used incorrectly.

One of the most potentially dangerous implications of not having your female dog spayed is a pyometra infection.

But although legitimate, even if recent warming hasn't been exaggerated by anyone, even if the most «extreme» value is taken for recent warming, there's no implication that CO2 emissions are going to be dangerous in the future.

Even the most subtle errors can have dangerous implications for a patient's health.