Sentence examples for invisible danger from inspiring English sources

But some social scientists and risk assessment experts say there is a point at which there is too much security, too many well-intentioned men and women parading around with weapons in an effort to stave off an invisible danger.

Many of the resettlers would have lived in their villages for their entire lives before the evacuation, and therefore felt that being within the familiar confines of home was more important to them than evading an invisible danger, curated by a distant and potentially untrustworthy government.

Their brochures advertise the trip as having all of the innocuous thrills of a haunted house and all of the invisible danger of a deeply irradiated environment stripped of everyday human life forms.

In August, 2010, Renetta e-mailed Rexroad to say that Christopher had been perceiving invisible dangers: when Stephen told him to do a household chore, Christopher reacted as if he'd been threatened.

Clinton-watchers and family friends say she is certain to be a visible part of her mother's bid, especially to women, for the highest political office in the world – though not without the invisible dangers on the way to becoming America's first daughter once more.

Invisible dangers lurk underground, too.

I must be head down, surrounded by invisible dangers.

The change would pull many government inspectors off the slaughtering line where they visually inspect birds, moving resources instead toward the detection of bacteria and other invisible dangers.

Although one inspector would remain on the line, private plants would be mostly responsible for inspecting chickens, while FSIS employees would focus on detecting bacteria and other invisible dangers.

From wearing my father's dusty work jacket, which harbored a danger invisible to us all.

"All the dangers are in 'Invisible Man.' The dangers of demagoguery.