Sentence examples for dangerous threats from inspiring English sources

Shipley and McCoy are Texas' most dangerous threats.

Dangerous threats usually come from dangerous people in dangerous places.

Pollution, habitat loss and overfishing are dangerous threats on their own.

"Dangerous threats usually come from dangerous people in dangerous places," Sir John said.

I certainly agree that we need a robust military to deter and defeat dangerous threats.

"Dangerous threats usually come from dangerous people in dangerous places," he said.

Slot receivers find the creases and seams inside and outside of defenses and are dangerous threats both horizontally and vertically.

John was a superb litigator who helped educate the wider civil liberties community about the dangerous threats to hard-fought civil rights gains.

The United States and its allies should support these actions and end dangerous threats and sanctions against Iran's important nuclear programs.

And he wasn't the least bit ambiguous about why: unnecessary austerity and dangerous threats to refuse to raise the debt ceiling.

Mr. Kerry had earlier been critical of the Bush administration's handling of the North, saying its focus on the Iraq war diverted attention from more dangerous threats.