What that extra tail of a line inadvertently established as policy, though, was that all radiation was dangerous, no matter what kind, for what purpose, or at what dose.

FORBES: Fear Of Radiation -- It's All In The Noise

All of the best bottlings, no matter how dangerous to your dignity, share lager's subtlety and vibrancy.

FORBES: Czech Mate

But some junior scientists, convinced that current laws make it near impossible to block products they deem ineffective or dangerous, took the matter into their own hands.

FORBES: Connect

Body language was the basis for our earliest form of communication when the split-second ability to recognize if a person or situation was benign or dangerous was often a matter of life or death.

FORBES: The Mistakes People Make Reading Your Body Language

We controlled the game, penetrated them, looked dangerous and it was a matter of time.

BBC: Champions Trophy: England beat Germany to take bronze

But the fact of the matter is they can be used for very dangerous purposes.

CNN: Lott: Intelligence justifies Iraq strike

If it and other systemically dangerous institutions continue to engage in hedginess, it is only a matter of time before we'll get a replay of the financial crisis.

CNN: Why JPMorgan gets away with bad bets

But the level at which these emissions become dangerous, and the effects that can be expected, are all a matter of debate.

ECONOMIST: If you want a cool planet, keep a cool head

Even if it is hard to be sure how big these effects are, the size of the very top level seems to matter, so Britain's 50% rate is more dangerous than Mr Obama's proposal to raise America's top federal income-tax rate from 35% to 39.6%.

ECONOMIST: Taxation and class war

Because we have been distracted, we have ended up seeing a more dangerous situation, and so we are not -- this is not just a matter of who is right and who is wrong about having gone to war or the surge.

CNN: Part 2 of CNN Democratic presidential debate