Sentence examples for a perceived danger from inspiring English sources

Allergic reactions occur when the immune system overreacts to a perceived danger.

Five years ago, after a winter freeze, it was full of gaping holes, a perceived danger as traffic stuttered, lurched and roared.

One woman told me on Facebook: 'My husband is under siege.' It's a perceived danger, maybe something about them losing power, socially, economically.

A panic attack is the body's exaggerated response to a perceived "danger" - be it the queue in Primark or the thought of that six-page Christmas "to do" list.

Its policies also extend to pranks "with a perceived danger of serious physical injury," like home invasion or drive-by shooting pranks.

Lamiera proposes that the decision to call or not call may be linked to a perceived danger for others coupled with the need to not make matters worse.

A fear is a perceived risk or danger, real or not.

"Massachusetts laws are such that unless there's a real perceived danger to self or danger to others, you can't hold anybody in the hospital," Randolph said, so MIT does not make a decision to hospitalize a student lightly.

There's nothing that bonds people like shared enjoyment of a food; the perceived danger of concentrated capsaicin, the chemical that conveys the feeling of spiciness, only heightens that connection.

It lives in a world of perceived danger.

They seldom fly except as a result of perceived danger, preferring to run into the undergrowth if approached.