As both products and regulations become more complex, these critics say, so must the fine print that explains it all.
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Another analogy would be going to my cardiologist because I was having chest pains and the doctor telling me that if I was able to walk into his office I must be fine.
It has since emerged that people at Liverpool did have serious concerns about the ground, but my own view at the time was that if they had agreed to play the European Cup Final there it must be fine.
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As a result you must study the fine print in plan documents as well as the fees.
That's why public officials must walk a fine line in educating the public about potential risks without instilling fear.
We must walk a fine line between informative self-promotion and outright bragging.
Ecommerce sites, social networks and digital content providers using customer data to personalize user experiences must walk a fine line to ensure those experiences are authentic and non-intrusive.
Obama could be able to capitalize on public outrage at the oil companies and demonstrate his commitment to stronger regulation, but he also must walk a fine line to show that he is concerned with jobs and the economy in the Gulf region (which the moratorium could hurt).
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Yet it must still tread a fine line between rousing rhetoric and practical policies.
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In what must have been as fine a piece of acting as any this side of an Oscar, the priest at the time not only convinced Morgan there was nothing left to steal in his church, but, local lore has it, even sweet-talked the hardened buccaneer into donating a bit of gold for its refurbishment.
It was entertaining and silly, and Psalamanazar sounds like he must have been a mighty fine story teller.
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The co-star is Forest Whitaker, a fine actor who must be praying that audiences will fail to penetrate his heavy disguise.
They have said everything is fine and we must make it to the finish line, who cares about these pesty details along the way?
And grease traps must have an inspector, also fine.
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Speaking for Elliniki Etaireia, an NGO which defends the Aegean's ecology, she said turbines are both desirable and aesthetically fine, but the scale must be right.
So you'll never see any Transaction Fee funds (so-called because investors must pay to buy them) from fine outfits like Vanguard, Longleaf, Northeast, Meridian and Berwyn.
Whitman is so rich that one must read him like one tastes a fine wine or good cigar -- take it in, roll it in your mouth, and savor it!
To be sure, companies lured by the promise of fine-grained data on their workforces must figure out what to do with it.
Read the fine print and you'll find parents must use only government-approved childcare providers to qualify for the break.
The fine print for the latest deal: contracts must be signed by November 15th and closings must take place by Jan. 31, 2011.
Hughes cautions potential buyers to read the fine print, and to find out whether you must return the PC at the end of the contract.
The Affordable Care Act says that employers must provide health insurance to their workers (or pay a fine), and allows the government to lay down minimum standards of cover when they do so.
If Catholics must convince themselves Ryan is closer to them than to reason, fine.
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Something must be done about the spammers and marketers who think it's fine to secretly profile users.
Everyone supplying electricity to end users must purchase some amount of that higher cost power: or pay a fine (by way of purchasing a renewables certificate) for not doing so.
"It's a fine line between being perfect role models and being competitive - we must not lose the edge, " said Watson.
It also noted that children must be provided with a solid foundation in socialisation, listening and speaking skills, and fine motor skills before proceeding to the demands of reading and writing.
She reassured him that Neil had been perfectly safe to drive, Menna had been fine, she had been the only one who was poorly she must have reacted badly to something, she was sorry.
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