Sentence examples for bit of a threat from inspiring English sources

"He's a bit of a threat to the old establishment," says Michael D. Intriligator, a specialist in Russian economic policy at the Milken Institute and a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Or maybe, the popular voice computing platform, Amazon Alexa, is looking like a bit of a threat these days.

Nicira has a software-defined networking technology that represents a bit of a threat t0 Cisco and its hegemony in the networking market.

Millwall boss Kenny Jackett: "We had a bit of a threat on the break but overall we have got four points out of six against Bolton which is great against a team that have come down from the Premier League.

More and more, the other thing they run, besides their legacy VMware stacks, is containers and specifically containers managed with Kubernetes, of course, and while the OpenStack community first saw containers as a bit of a threat, the Foundation is now looking at more ways to bring those communities together, too.

Perhaps Square, which seemed fringe to the big banks a year ago, actually represents a bit more of a threat than previously thought?

I think Rhys is a bit more of a threat with the ball in hand, which will make him an exciting addition from the bench, whereas Dan guides the pack moving forward, has a great kicking game and is strong defensively.

1732: Charles N'Zogbia has given Villa a bit more of a threat since coming on and the home fans seem to have found their voice.

"The emphasis was on possibly being a bit more of a threat in more threatening areas and maybe not playing too much football in our own half where we are not going to hurt teams," Sadler said.

But it's a bit of a hollow threat, given that he doesn't need his mom's money.

"He's every bit as much of a threat," said Agassi, who has beaten Philippoussis six times in seven matches.