Sentence examples for danger presents from inspiring English sources

The amygdala is the part of our brain responsible for alerting us to protect ourselves when danger presents.

But he left in January 1992, citing the "mortal danger" presented by a nascent peace process.

That danger presented by Trump, the precariousness of U.S. democracy — that's something, possibly, to tell one's children.

How many times do the parables have to be retold for the male of the species not to understand the danger presented by femmes fatales?

Alarms consisted of the signal word "Notice" or "Danger" presented at either 70 or 85dBAA.

On the contrary, the sample indicates that the danger presented by nuclear waste was submitted to public comprehension.

Using an automobile's interior temperature profile, the system is capable of accurately determining the level of danger presented to entrapped passengers.

Unless you've got backups on a bunch of machines (and, more importantly, unless you're someone whose location over the past year anyone would actually care about), there's no immediate danger presented here.

"I accept responsibility for poor execution, and again hope it won't dilute the need for communities to acknowledge the danger present among us".

Which brings me to my last piece of advice: The main danger presented when reconnecting with your ex is that someone will catch feelings again.

"I can't even begin to tell you the danger presented to Miami-Dade County by global warming and the government in Tallahassee," he says.