Sentence examples for audacious threat from inspiring English sources
Perhaps not since Buddy Ryan brought the rampaging "46" defense to the league has there been such a polarizing, audacious threat to the N.F.L.'s generally cautious, risk-averse way of doing business.
It is an audacious agenda, but as alarm about nuclear threats rises, the chances of success seem to be growing, at least for some interim steps.
British women were effectively barred from meaningful competition for a half century, from 1921 to 1971, apparently viewed both as commercial threats to male supremacy and as audacious practitioners of a game too taxing on feminine strength and endurance.
President Bush's release of an audacious new strategy last month for defending America against future foreign threats stunned Washington and even some close allies.
It was an audacious move that president Kennedy, when he became aware of it, predictably deemed an existential threat.
WASHINGTON -- Few terrorism experts would deny that a radical Islamist sect that has made a series of increasingly audacious attacks in Nigeria, including the bombing of U.N. headquarters in Africa's most populous nation this summer, is a growing threat.
The audacious tactic worked.
