Sentence examples for actual dangers from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he should have focused then on the actual dangers facing the economy.

In short, too often, the risks people worry most about are out of proportion to the actual dangers involved.

That's not to say that all these potential dangers will turn out to be actual dangers, or that they're insurmountable.

Effective conspiracy theories depend, to a considerable extent, on the presence of actual dangers that seem to demand immediate and even extreme responses.

Without that proof, the F.D.A. would likely judge the potential risks of taking the drug to be greater than the actual dangers of high cholesterol.

Maier's little volume tells of coping with a volcanic force who posed actual dangers, but it gives the unfortunate impression of having been written by someone with an overly comfortable upbringing: Maier tends to grade people by how nice they are to him.

Would they still retreat from a human experimenter that seemed to throw a rock at them? (The researchers never actually released the rock; the monkeys were never in any actual danger of being struck or injured. In truth, an angry rhesus monkey would be a bigger danger to a human).

The actual danger seems very limited.

What is the actual danger?

Not that there appears to be any actual danger.

The trouble with war films is you don't have the actual danger.