Sentence examples for dormant threat from inspiring English sources

The fantasy of this dormant threat points at the traumatic psychological schism opened up by the cold war.

Instead, the explanation lies in the lack of felt urgency — certainly as compared with domestic economic and social challenges and even with the temporarily dormant Iranian nuclear threat — coupled with cumulative fatigue at the futility of all previous efforts.

What you need to know right now is that these breaches are no longer a potential threat sitting dormant.

Hill works with everyday objects to expose the hidden threats or contradictions lying dormant in apparently banal things such as air fresheners or an oil can.

The United States has sent a clear message to the world that we will not tolerate threats from groups that lie dormant and ready to strike us when it's convenient for them.

Worldwide, the scourge of inflation is dormant.

The massive grassroots outpouring, including many who were politically dormant, has fed off fears that Trump poses an existential threat to cherished aspects of American society.

Although the parasites remain dormant in people with normal immune competence, they do pose threats to individuals who are immuno-compromized.

Larvae become dormant before dangerous cold weather hits and awake in the spring after the threat of frost has passed.

Michael Ramos claims a 'lying dormant cyber pathogen' on mass killer Syed Rizwan Farook's iPhone still poses a threat.

Because of the threat that winter injury poses to production, growers routinely evaluate bud injury by examining dormant buds before pruning.