Sentence examples for perceivable threat from inspiring English sources
Maya Wang, a researcher with Human Rights Watch, said the detention of activists and lawyers was worrying as it was not in response to "any kind of perceivable threat".
A senior Chinese official, asked why Beijing was now spending large sums to build up its military, even with no perceivable threat, did not hesitate when he said, "But we do face legitimate threats, from the secessionists in Taiwan and from terrorists".
But we don't want to say that whenever x is perceivable, it is perceived etc.
"But the old ones are always perceivable," he added.
In principle, everything that exists is perceivable.
The question of the Boston bombings is not what kind of mass surveillance do we put the whole of society under to prevent every possible perceivable crime that might happen in future, the question is why didn't we follow up when … we were specifically warned about these individuals, and they then later turned out to be a real threat.
Or at least ones that are perceivable to me".
The only perceivable problem here is that even Ms. Dion admits Mr. Angélil is a gambler.
In other races, there is no perceivable Trump drag – and there may be Trump coattails.
When you draw on a computer it can become instantly and easily perceivable.
