The phrase "bring threats" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The bully tried to intimidate his classmates by bringing threats of violence.
It will bring threats and opportunities in equal measure.The threats include one-off costs and revenue losses.
It has been proved by the World Health Organization (WHO) that electromagnetic waves would bring threats to public health in the tourism environment.
"The vast majority of business people here would oppose any move to independence," he said, "because it would immediately bring threats from the mainland.
They will in turn bring threats to human life that could include new viruses and bacteria, starvation from food shortages and major wars as people fight over dwindling resources.
Dedi Zucker did not expect that founding the only Israeli organization that monitors human rights abuses in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip would help bring threats to his life by angry Jewish mobs.
When serious human rights violations occur, he or she should use their powers under Article 99 of the UN Charter to bring threats to international peace and security before the Security Council.
Her work brought threats and denunciations from Chechen authorities.
That brought threats from some AUC leaders to take up arms again.The government continues to tread carefully.
Then he upped the stakes, exposing local drug dealers by name, which brought threats against his life.
The abduction of three Israeli soldiers by Lebanese Hezbollah guerrillas Saturday has ratcheted up tensions between Israel and Syria, and brought threats of cross-border air strikes.
A European ban on practically all imports of American meat has angered United States officials, brought threats of reprisal and caused a general scratching of heads here.
