Sentence examples for decisive threat from inspiring English sources

This allegedly horrible possibility is why the decisive threat to filibuster reform comes from timid, short-sighted "progressives".

So, Fedorowicz took the piece with 18... fg, but after 19 Bf6 gf 20 Bg6 Kf8 21 Qd7, he could not defend by 21... Rc7 because 22 Qe8 Kg7 23 Qf7 Kh6 24 Bh5 creates the decisive threat of 25 Qg6mate.

These complications do not often present a critical threat to health, but when they do, the clinical diagnosis is important and management often needs to be urgent and decisive.

Malkin was allegedly going to be a difference maker, a potential Conn Smythe candidate who would be the decisive second threat to Crosby and worry Detroit's checkers.

The Byzantine victories proved decisive: the main threats to the Byzantine borderlands were eliminated, and the era of Byzantine ascendancy in the East, which would culminate in the great conquests of the 10th century, had begun.

It should have been clear where such a path would lead.By the same token, it should be clear that the best way to bring a decisive end to the threat of a long period of low rates now is to worry much less about the threat of near-term inflation indeed, to court it and to act very aggressively to raise nominal growth.

Responding to this threat requires decisive action and consistent funding.

But when the Presbyterians voted to divest, it was a decisive repudiation of these threats.

The battle signaled a decisive ebb of the German threat.

But it is our great collective misfortune that the scientific community made its decisive diagnosis of the climate threat at the precise moment when those elites were enjoying more unfettered political, cultural, and intellectual power than at any point since the 1920s.

Banging the table with a frustrated fist, as the Home Secretary and his two startled opposition counterparts looked on, the Prime Minister was demanding to know 'why the fuck' it was so impossible to rewrite human rights legislation to allow decisive action against a terrorist threat.