1.   And like all perceived threats, the dangers are inflated.

2.   The children targeted were a public eyesore, nuisance, or perceived threat.

3.   They damned the no-nonsense, authoritarian government, which peremptorily squashed even the smallest perceived threat to social peace.

4.   American policy in response to the perceived threat of fundamentalism may well exacerbate the situation.

5.   Before, it acted as a defense organization of the Western alliance to counter the perceived threat from the then-Soviet Union.

6.   A U.N. group gathers on Ellis Island to address the perceived threat.

7.   But Ms. Eng said gay journalists faced a dilemma when dealing with perceived threats to civil rights.

8.   First one dog, and then another, barks to spread the alarm and then moves forward toward the perceived threat.

9.   Following the jobs report, U.S. bonds fell yesterday on the perceived threat of inflation, which erodes the value of returns on investments.

10.   He feared that the focus on perceived threats from long-range ballistic missiles from North Korea and Iran had caused some to overlook danger in Russia.