41.   Her memo suggested that it would be a dangerous precedent to appear to accede to well-connected lobbyists who might promise campaign donations later on.

42.   If its decisions were second-guessed by the full Senate, it would set a dangerous precedent and destroy bipartisanship, he contended.

43.   IOC president Jacques Rogge met with the Russians to smooth ruffled feathers, but now a dangerous precedent has been set for future Olympics.

44.   It is a tricky role for the American president, one setting what could be a dangerous precedent in a very rocky process.

45.   It would also set a dangerous precedent in other cases where lawmakers might be tempted to run interference for companies or industries that are faced with government litigation.

46.   It would be a dangerous precedent to allow a player under contract to an NBA team to depart to an overseas club without clarification.

47.   It would establish a dangerous precedent.

48.   Julie Sternberg, a lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union, agreed that the ruling created a dangerous precedent.

49.   Keeping controversial views off the air sets too dangerous a precedent, one that could double back on those trying to shut Schlessinger up.

50.   Moreover, it creates a dangerous precedent.