Sentence examples for creative threat from inspiring English sources

Merson, undeterred, remained Portsmouth's most creative threat.

Keko has been their greatest attacking and creative threat on the right while Enrich has been the perfect striking partner for Bastón.

While there are similarities between the two, given their pace and willingness to get shots off – perhaps too willingly at times – Cuadrado is more of a creative threat.

Oar is a more natural winger than Alex Brosque, a player who frequently played on the left under Osieck and Rogic provides a greater creative threat than Brett Holman in the No10 role.

Cazorla also forced Proto into saving with an outstretched leg but Arsenal offered little creative threat until Anderlecht's goal stirred them into an unlikely fightback.

But the FA Cup finalists were well worth their third win in four league matches, with Grealish a creative threat and Christian Benteke's power causing problems.

City have fitness doubts over their two main creative, attacking threats in David Villa and Mix Diskerud.

A critically acclaimed Indian novelist has announced his death as a creative artist following threats and protests by rightwing Hindu and caste groups prompted by his book about a woman's efforts to get pregnant with a stranger through a religious ritual.

Get creative with your threats.

"This sends a strong message to governments that are now considering how to help their creative industries address the threat of mass online piracy," the group said.

Some people see the threat of creative destruction almost everywhere, but the fact is that health humanities is not intended to destroy anything.