Sentences with phrase «warning against the perils»

It's not the first time Kolanovic has warned against the perils of inflexible market liquidity.

The governor was on tap to skip ESPA's big dinner, but ended up make an last - minute decision to attend the cocktail hour after his GOP opponent, Carl Paladino, stunned the LGBT community by warning against the perils of children being «brainwashed» about homosexuality.

7) «Blackfish» Roger once warned against the perils of confusing a movie's content with what it's about (hat tip to Keith Uhlich for the link).

The banker or lender characters in the game amusingly warn you against the perils of not paying down loans aggressively, wonder if this stuff is retained by kids...

Not exact matches

Refusing to consider the future preordained, clearheaded Jews have always acted to avert the perils they were warned against, and in every case, to a greater or lesser extent, they were successful: the Jewish people lived on.»

But the ghost of the mechanical - determinist idea still haunts the intellectual world, functioning as a favorite straw man to be pummeled by those who need a horrible example of reductionism to warn us against the dire peril of investigating the relationship among class, ideology and ideas.

While 75 percent of college campuses in Texas provide alcohol prevention programs to warn students against the perils of overconsumption, only seven campuses require mandatory sexual assault prevention programs, and one in five campuses among those surveyed have no sexual assault prevention programs.

In a crucial indictment against «false» solutions to the climate crisis, the Pope warned of the perils of putting «blind faith» in technical solutions and the financialisation of nature through carbon credits.

The next morning is our run south to Tsawwassen and in my haste, as we approach the 2010 Winter Olympic resort of Whistler, I meet a member of the RCMP who advises of the perils of «speed against highway sign» and saves me $ 138 with a warning.