Sentence examples for crude dangers from inspiring English sources

When the ideology of separate spheres for male and female, public and private, the market and the home reigned, the growth of women's presence in public life led to the desire to protect women from the crude dangers of the male world.

For instance, Campbell said, increasing use of heavier, higher-sulfur crude has heightened dangers in coker units, generally the last stop in refining.

After his ruling, the judge directed the jury to disregard the expert testimony on climate change, public health, and the dangers of transporting crude oil by train.

They also point to U.S. government reports about the dangers of moving crude oil by rail as an alternative to the pipeline.

Bit by bit, a more realistic notion of where the dangers of crude-bearing trains are most substantial is emerging.

Clearly the danger that even crude nuclear weapons pose to our nation has increased dramatically in our post-Sept.

He crushed rivals who considered him crude, barbaric and even a danger to the republic".

The instinctual brain, which makes rapid, if crude, all-or-nothing assessments about danger, is the seat of intuition and of gut feelings like dread and aggression.

For the record, those cryptic messages and crude drawings taped to his door — one says "Danger Live Wires" and another "Danger Tainted Beef Do Not Eat" — are not, he says, the work of disgruntled employees.

He's crude, often funny, and the sense of danger is ever-present.

Thus a double functional dissociation is observed between the ventral visual cortical pathway which slowly and precisely processes centrally presented fearful faces and the subcortico-frontal route implicated in a crude and fast analysis of peripherally presented danger related stimuli.