Sentence examples for a second threat from inspiring English sources

Secrecy is a second threat to the constitutional premise.

If they were, it might be bust, too.That leaves a second threat: debt elsewhere.

Mr. Obama chose not to invoke the Constitution last year, but a second threat to pummel a wounded economy calls for a definitive response.

Diesel farms face a second threat, with the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) consulting on measures to limit diesel emissions.

Unfortunately for Kirtland's warblers, after the appropriate habitat had been restored, these diminutive birds were confronted by a second threat: invasion of brown-headed cowbirds.

A second threat was later made in a phone call on Tuesday morning.

"It gives you a third threat on the perimeter.

A third threat is climate change, which is forcing species northwards as their traditional range becomes too hot.

But they also face a third threat unique to News Corp.: the fallout from the phone-hacking scandal that has led to the arrests of several of Mr. Murdoch's top British executives.

With Locke having the fix on racism and McCarry on terrorism, a third threat to the US – from the political, economic and social consequences of the long Mexican-American drug wars – is described in Don Winslow's The Cartel (Heinemann).

A third threat posture, called "choking," often used by both members of a pair to intimidate another pair, consists of standing with legs bent, breast lowered, head pointed down, and the tongue lowered, while rhythmically jerking the head and uttering a deep call.