Sentence examples for chief threat from inspiring English sources

A chief threat to the dinosaurlike fish is dams.

The chief threat came from Brazil, which was growing rapidly in population, wealth, and military potential.

That is why the chief threat they pose is of financial protectionism.

Terrorism is the chief threat we face, and the war against terror must unite us all.

He spent the second half on the sideline, taking away the Saints' chief threat.

The chief threat is consumers' dropping cable subscriptions, known as cord-cutting, or à la carte pricing for networks.

The NATO forces in Afghanistan are too small, but that is not the chief threat to the West's purposes there.

"'Low turnout, not Obamacare, poses chief threat, Democrats say,' is a headline in the Los Angeles Times today.

At first, the chief threat to the state came from the Communist Party, which collapsed in 1989.

With the rapid development of computer technology, people pay more attention to the security of computer data and the computer virus has become a chief threat to computer data security.

So far, President Sarkozy and Chancellor Merkel have used exclusion from the inner circle as the chief threat.