Sentence examples for Italian threat from inspiring English sources
However, the set scrum did pose problems and was the main Italian threat.
That will curtail the Italians' threat in the final third and also allow England to hit them quickly and effectively on the break, with the main striker – which is likely to again be Wayne Rooney – the principal target once possession has been won back.
The league said the neighborhood, made up largely of century-old tenements once occupied by Italian immigrants, faced threats from development, demolition and alteration.
Adam Leszczyński, Gazeta Wyborcza For Italians, the biggest threat posed by Brexit is probably losing the right to work in London, seen by many people as a refuge from their own moribund economy.
The Ottoman naval presence at Beirut was completely annihilated, removing the only Turkish naval threat to Italian transports in the area and giving the Italians complete naval dominance of the southern Mediterranean Sea for the rest of the war.
He said the partial privatization was no threat to Italian art: "Private isn't only G.M.
Some Socialist deputies and intellectuals, such as Turati, rallied to the war effort as the threat to Italian territory became clearer.
In his book "Silvio Berlusconi: Television, Power and Patrimony" Mr. Ginsborg argues that the unprecedented concentration of power Mr. Berlusconi enjoys because of his combination of political and media control makes him a distinct threat to Italian democracy.
But just as problems with Spain's smaller savings banks last year quickly escalated into a crisis requiring a European bank rescue, a growing number of analysts are warning that Italy's most troubled banks could pose a broader systemic threat to Italian banking.
But just as problems with Spain's smaller savings banks last year quickly escalated into a crisis requiring a European bank rescue, a growing number of analysts are warning that Italy's most troubled banks could lead to a broader systemic threat to Italian banking.
