Sentence examples for supposed perils from inspiring English sources

That's despite decades of relentless misinformation about the supposed perils of government regulating or running business.

The prohibitionists lost that battle last year, when the F.D.A. was overruled in court, but they've continued the fight by publicizing the supposed perils of e-cigarettes.

The government's decision to provide information to reporters when it serves the C.I.A.'s purposes puts the lie to the supposed perils of disclosure and disrespects the court.

O'Keefe and his Project Veritas group have been on a mission to uncover the supposed perils of voter fraud in an effort to make a case for voter ID laws.

The TVB network program, which has just ended its monthlong run, was shown as the city's leadership struggled to confront the latest supposed peril attributed to mainlanders: a shortage of baby formula said to have been caused by the hoarding of supplies by mainland Chinese who have crossed the border into Hong Kong (apparently out of fear of tainted supplies in China).

Suddenly, everyday people were talking about housing starts and debating the supposed macroeconomic perils of interest-only loans.

Much like the Chinese Exclusion Act dealt with the supposed "yellow peril," the Asiatic Barred Zone Act, as the 1917 law was also known, took care of the alleged "Hindu menace".

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Their country really is in dreadful peril if the supposed Russian agent, N or M, gets hold of what he's making.

Like most disaster films, this one is ultimately more soothing than alarming, which may undermine its supposed ambition to raise awareness about the perils of climate change (Scott).

Like most disaster films, this one is ultimately more soothing than alarming, which may undermine its supposed ambition to raise awareness about the perils of climate change (A. O. Scott).