Sentence examples for destructive threat from inspiring English sources

By then, however, another, potentially more destructive, threat awaited.

A more destructive threat to Libya, held the Prime Minister, came from General Haftar.

In this interpretation, the monsters are ultimately supportive of order rather than a destructive threat to it.

His alliance with Asher Edelman has made him, for some, a symbol of the destructive threat posed by private enterprise.

For traditional high-street law offices, the proposals contained in the Ministry of Justice's consultation on transforming legal aid are a destructive threat to their continued existence.

The only hope now is stopping the country from developing an intercontinental missile, and demonstrating that destructive threat to the world.

Or, best of all, there might be enough sane Republicans that the party will blink and stop making destructive threats.

Distributed wireless sensor networks have problems on detecting and preventing malicious nodes, which always bring destructive threats and compromise multiple sensor nodes.

And some other areas that have been devastated in the past decade by destructive threats – such as cyclones and crown-of-thorns starfish – are now recovering well.

Linking the Columbia University Medical Center Department of Pediatrics, the School for International and Public Affairs, and the International Research Institute for Climate and Society, its goal is to prepare professionals to better manage large-scale and destructive threats to population health that have the potential to undermine society.

Repetition set in early, there was a limited stock of villains and it was impossible to up the ante on destructive threats, or absurdly byzantine conspiracies, year after year.