Sentence examples similar to apprehend future dangers from inspiring English sources

We should not be complacent about future dangers.

He also published "Future Danger," a manual for the Texas District and County Attorneys Association.

We have our eyes wide open and see the possibilities of future danger very clearly.

What if Kevin was a present and future danger to the children who crossed his path?

Creeping salinity in the water table is a harbinger of future danger.

It is particularly important for biological reasons, valuable for planning ahead and avoiding future danger.

But as compute power far exceeds human capacity, it is increasingly difficult to apprehend the future implications of Moore's Law.

The states may make what stipulation they please in it, and, if they apprehend any danger, they may refuse it altogether.

But this protection must be confined to instances where the witness has reasonable cause to apprehend danger from a direct answer.

The Illinois Supreme Court, it seems to me, correctly apprehended the danger in allowing the police to search for contraband despite the absence of cause to suspect its presence.

What do Asian nations apprehend about the future of the world that European governments are now oblivious to?