Sentence examples for gauge of danger from inspiring English sources
The resulting increase of 293,650% -- perhaps more since 2013 -- isn't an accurate gauge of danger, especially given that names are added to the list based on vague, broad, and error-prone standards.
In this way the elephants could gauge proximity of danger.
Twitter makes an effort to monitor abuse; Harvey has teams, in both Dublin and San Francisco, of a few dozen people devoted to gauging the extent of danger.
Senator Charles Schumer of New York, unctuously describing Dimon as "a financial expert," asked him to gauge the "danger of this kind of thing happening at other institutions not as well-capitalized as JPMorgan".
That does not mean the automakers face a lethal threat, Mr. Brickman added, but it does show the difficulty of gauging the danger.
Researchers trying to gauge the dangers of arsenic have run into a roadblock: They need an arsenic isotope for their studies, and the only place in the world that makes it has run out.
When judging risks, we often go wrong by using what's called the availability heuristic: we gauge a danger according to how many examples of it are readily available in our minds.
Among the most revealing of the leaked documents is a 17-page guide for analysts, evidently prepared by military intelligence trainers, on how to gauge the danger posed by a detainee.
A little thrill of danger.
Alters your perception of danger.
