Sentence examples for dreaded threat from inspiring English sources
The Arabs will have seen the dreaded threat of a nuclear Iran aspiring to regional hegemony removed and normalization with Israel with benefits in many spheres.
In fact, I'll do it right now -- Lieberman's MDDOTW award will be given with the special "Republican Tool" oak clusters, in recognition of Lieberman's stunning display of being used by the other party to advance several saber-rattling bills against the dreaded Iranian threat in the past three months or so.
This is less of a dread threat to civil rights, but somehow even more irritating than the War On Crypto, because it's so obviously wrong.
This was really all too much for a franchise that was being mentioned for relocation or even the dreaded new baseball threat of contraction.
Every day I see columns by and for 40-year-old white men bemoaning how free speech is under threat by the dreaded university leftist.
Politicians unfortunately hate taxes, and low-income people dread the threat of rising energy costs.
Hiding deep in the recesses of tradition, they dare not move against ritual and dread any threat to the status quo.
The short answers are (1) yes, surprisingly well and (2) plenty, if your taste runs to dense, elegant prose shorts that probe dread and threat, shame and fears, and tensions between the material and spiritual worlds.
Moreover, existing performance monitoring approaches (electronic or not) are often dreaded by workers since they either threat their privacy or are based on productivity measures, with specific side effects.
The dreaded two-Faced Ring has been captured, but remains a grave threat, and must be plunged into the Alchemical Fyre for it to be destroyed for good.
