Sentence examples for constituted a threat from inspiring English sources

These arguments constituted a threat to the genome project.

For Mr. Bush the attacks constituted a threat and an opportunity.

If the classmate constituted a threat to anyone, you might have to act.

He made the absurd argument that legalised gay marriage constituted a threat to the first amendment rights of religious conservatives.

On Sunday Hammond said millions of marauding economic migrants from Africa constituted a threat to European society.

But inspection of the edges showed no damage greater than a scuff, NASA officials said, and nothing that at first blush constituted a threat.

Sometimes what constitutes a threat is questionable".

You become indiscriminate about what constitutes a threat.

They constitute a threat to our democratic institutions . . .

But do these imperfections constitute a threat to health, and will treatment make a difference?

What kind of person constitutes a threat to public safety and the general welfare?