Sentence examples for a difficult threat from inspiring English sources

"The chief constable undertakes a challenging role in delivering community policing in a difficult threat environment.

Roma coach Rudi Garcia admits City pose a difficult threat to his team, but the Frenchman is "quietly confident" that they will reach the last 16.

MOSCOW — Supported by NATO satellite imagery showing Russian forces on the move in eastern Ukraine, its president accused Russia on Thursday of an invasion to aid the separatists, and his national security council ordered mandatory conscription to help counter what he called an "extremely difficult" threat.

Seiter said international organised crime rings were a more dangerous and difficult threat to counter, as they could move operations as needed.

The legal profession is in dire need of a strong voice to address the urgent, difficult threats to the rule of law.

Mr. Sadr, who commands a vast following among Iraq's poor, has long posed one of the most difficult threats to the efforts to implant a democracy here.

"India understands the importance of trying to use diplomacy to resolve these difficult threats and is certainly working toward lowering their purchases of Iranian oil," she said.

The result was that after the American military raced north toward Baghdad, it discovered that it had a difficult and unexpected threat in its rear areas.

For me, it provides a different impression of LBJ: a difficult childhood, the Indian threat, the father's failure in business -- out of which LBJ emerges as a president who accomplished something in the service of a good cause, and in the process, as Cranston intones near the end of the play, losing the South for the Democratic Party.

Put simply, councils will react to the longer-term threat of a difficult future by immediately reducing spending and activity.

Blanc was much more enlightening on the prospects of his new-look squad's emerging from a difficult period and being a threat in future major tournaments.