Sentence examples for response to dangers from inspiring English sources

International rules pushed through by the United States after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, authorized captains to monitor maritime security in their vicinity and maintain their vessels at elevated levels of vigilance in response to dangers.

After several decades when it was relatively small and inactive, the force has begun to grow again, mainly in response to dangers posed by pollution and concerns about security.

Actually, there are two confusions involved: (1) because we often feel afraid when we are responding to danger, fear is the reason we respond the way we do; and (2) because the amygdala is responsible for the response to danger, it must also be responsible for the feeling of fear.

Toll-like receptors (TLR) expressed at the surface of Mo and DC are responsible for early, powerful and non-specific immune reaction in response to danger signals.

But screams in response to danger are merely one variety.

Of course, tourist destinations inevitably tack on increased security measures in response to danger.

Panic is a natural human response to danger, but it's one that severely compounds the risk.

These are repeated, unexpected episodes of intense fear and anxiety accompanied by physical symptoms that are similar to the body's normal response to danger.

And the sclerotic nature of our political system has hampered our ability to draw upon that second kind of response to danger.

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For his people, secrecy has been a response to danger, yet standing alongside others may give them the security they need to continue their ancient beliefs.