Sentence examples for perceived dangers from inspiring English sources

Now perceived dangers lurkedaround every wharf.

Those perceived dangers have shifted in recent years.

Let's ask nervous potential cyclists about the perceived dangers of swapping four wheels for two.

Welcome to the second nuclear age and the Bush administration's quiet responses to the age's perceived dangers.

For centuries Libya languished on the sidelines, resisting the encroachment of the modern world and the perceived dangers of cosmopolitanism.

This finding seemed to occur in part because of perceived dangers of vaccines, as well as feelings of powerlessness and mistrust in authorities.

But very few commuters cycle, put off by the perceived danger and the lack of infrastructure.

Burning churches, and the perceived danger of worsening violence, will unnerve foreign investors and tourists.

Mr. Kay had indeed felt it but also perceived danger, so he feigned indifference.

Allergic reactions occur when the immune system overreacts to a perceived danger.

The state's Megan's Law divides convicted sex offenders into three categories based on the perceived danger they present.