Sentences with phrase «supposed dangers»

But, it may be asked, why suppose danger to our political institutions?

They plan a large campaign to educate doctors and retailers about the supposed danger.

Humans have been eating gluten - containing grains for tens of thousands of years but now health pundits everywhere are up in arms about the supposed dangers of the molecule, which include things like:

They get along wonderfully with children and other family pets and have been known to protect their families from real or supposed danger.

AF I suppose the danger of the trend we've been discussing — if it exists — is that it can artificially stimulate a demand for a type of artistic practice that requires a curator as an interlocutor.

Prior to that, climate scientists admit, global temperatures had been stable or dropping for decades, a fact that prompted previous generations of climate alarmists to sound the alarm about the supposed dangers of man - made «global cooling.»

There is no evidence that they are endangered, though and the nefarious part of the equation is that the supposed danger to polar bears posed by global warming provides another tool to tax, regulate and restrict progress.