Sentence examples for certain threat from inspiring English sources

Former Goldman Sachs chief economist Jim O'Neill, who chaired the report, said AMR represents a more certain threat than climate change in the short term.

A few hours later, the NYSE's chief executive, John Thain, confronted a different, but more certain, threat to the 212-year-old exchange: technological obsolescence.As Mr Thain acknowledged, large institutions have become increasingly critical of the exchange.

Even now, it is all the rage to hold nanotechnology and exotic physics experiments gone wrong as harbingers of doom, while regarding the certain threat of natural catastrophes with either a snort of disdain or a bellow of laughter.

But as the presidential race heats up and the administration moves toward a deployment decision, missile defense proponents must explain why obviating a potential threat from a handful of third-rate states is worth increasing the certain threat from an established nuclear power.

Long ago, such a bias might have been a sensible mental shortcut: if you could picture a certain threat vividly, that was probably because it had occurred a few yards from you, in the place where you lived, and fairly recently.

This proposed technique differentiates the most effective part of a certain threat that is useful for plan countermeasures in a better way.

Trump exaggerates certain threats.

Installing a security app on your tablet may help protect against certain threats.

But in their blindness to certain threats, they could not have been more typically American.

The word is very clear that he has made certain threats.

The report also exposes important data gaps, most notably in the Indian Ocean and in the severity of certain threats like climate change.