Sentence examples for coming threat from inspiring English sources

Often, it is the small, apparently trivial sign lost in the avalanche of data that forewarns of a coming threat.

Cutting the V-22 would also help the Pentagon deal with a coming threat to its aircraft budget as $400 billion in other planned new airplanes begins to come due.

But Mr LaPierre's claim that it is "the biggest coming threat" to gun-lovers represents a new emphasis.

Kindred's history of The Post's digital strategy portrays a newspaper that saw what was happening early on, wrestled with the opportunities and the coming threat, and then blew it, not once, but repeatedly.

Importantly, they must identify ways of surviving the coming threats.

Then came threats, and then vandalized cars.

Faster, more exciting, yet with that come threats, too.

"With people come cats, and with cats come threats to other animals found nowhere else in the world," said Fernando Ortiz, coordinator of the Galápagos program for Conservation International.

However, right after the start of the French military operation against radical Islamists in northern Mali, there came threats against Paris and its allies," the paper says.

It is not just Russians who are coming under threat.

Analyst Paul Leyland said: We see Party's earnings coming under threat from three areas.