Sentence examples for salient danger from inspiring English sources

This is no easy task: One salient danger is that a fractious primary contest will drive candidates to the left, saddling the nominee with purple-state poison pills like "abolish ICE," or "single-payer" as the only path to universal health care.

Antelman interpreted these ubiquitous cross-sensitization findings to indicate that the shared feature of the drugs, food, or environmental stimuli was their quality as novel and threatening stressors, i.e., individually salient "danger signals" for the organism, rather than their pharmacologically specific actions [ 187].

The remedy nanoparticles would serve as a significant and salient exogenous danger signal that stresses and thus perturbs the organism's physiological and biochemical dynamics (cf. [ 179]).

Like a virus, albeit non-infectious, the homeopathic remedy thus becomes a salient low-level danger signal or threat to the survival of the organism.

The occasional jaw-dropping award in a personal injury or class-action lawsuit creates, like the occasional terrorist attack, a salient sense of pervasive danger.

My most recent book, The Better Angels of Our Nature, is about the historic decline of violence, a fact that I argue is underappreciated precisely because the human mind works the way Kahneman says it works, namely, that our sense of risk and danger is influenced by salient events that are available from memory.

"The more immediate risks of the road, from the dangers of road traffic injury, were particularly salient for those considering cycling," the study says.

Though the newspaper's first analysis – headlined What the Murders May Mean – played down the "immediate or salient" effect on European politics, it did warn of the dangers of increased hostility between Austria and Serbia.

When a trial produces overwhelmingly null results, there is a danger of overemphasising any significant findings, but consideration of the salient factors shows that the two significant interaction terms are not robust, with reasonable likelihood that they reflect chance effects resulting from the additional inclusion criteria applied in the secondary analyses.

On a trip like that one, the salient requirements, besides being first and having fun, are imagination and ingenuity, as opposed purely to danger and death-defiance.

Among the more salient themes in the classical republican tradition are the importance of civic virtue and the dangers of corruption.