Sentence examples for supposed danger from inspiring English sources

The local mayor claims there are dangerous falling rocks, but this supposed danger does not seem to bother the fishermen.

Republicans demand new laws to counter the supposed danger of "voter fraud," and Democrats call such laws "voter suppression".

They would be abducted, or I would lose them; the combination of the supposed danger of an Arab city and my own incompetence would be lethal.

What's more, high heels are not supposed to be very good for you, what with the killjoy mutterings about back pain and the supposed danger of falling down stairs.

To highlight the supposed danger to the nation, the case was sent to the state security court, specially set up under an emergency law established in 1981 to deal with suspected terrorists.

Rookie Set Lister Matt Richardson was most successful, because he played it like a game he was determined to win, rather than milking the format's supposed danger or difficulty.

None of the supposed dangers came to pass.

Most articles remain obsessed by the supposed dangers of the piece.

Moreover, the nation's highest court is the least vulnerable to the supposed dangers of television.

But of these three supposed dangers the first, though real, is drearily familiar and the second is absurd.

So why are so many of our politicians getting steamed up about the supposed dangers of multiculturalism?