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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as dangers" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing various threats or risks in a specific context.
Example: "The report highlighted several issues that could be perceived as dangers to public health."
Alternatives: "as threats" or "as risks".
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For that reason, globalization carries opportunities as well as dangers.
"We've never regarded other horses as dangers to George," he said mildly.
Prostitution, disease, drink, and gambling are listed, with foreign enemies, as dangers to the state.
Increases in road rage and violent crime have been identified as dangers.
But Gray concedes that instability can bring opportunities as well as dangers.
We've long thought of these factors as dangers for the people being cared for.
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"It's a little dangerous," she said, "but it's also a lot of fun, as danger can be".
That qualifies as danger, doesn't it?
Of course you might perceive dissent as danger.
Activation of DC by numerous factors, such as danger signals, has been well established.
It's ironic that the slipping away of danger is now perceived as danger.
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