Sentence examples for extraneous threat from inspiring English sources

However, there is very little to be made to this extraneous threat to long-term trials, besides reconsiderations of the norms used in terminating trials.

Without this protection in full force acting around the clock, serious extraneous threats to government agencies and private businesses can thrive.

A ferocity has engulfed that most secular of conflicts: an American Presidential election, a battle with little to do with "the old idea of America and its government as a positive instrument for the common weal" (Stevenson wrote that) but with extraneous obsessions, such as nonexistent threats to the Second Amendment.

The absence of a control group was not considered a significant threat to the internal validity of the experiment because the likelihood that extraneous factors account for the change was small[ 5].

" 'We can do this without you, with no input and none of your ideas, or we can sit down together and negotiate to get to 65 votes.' " The threat depends on Mr. Obama's ability to deliver a Democratic deal that could withstand parliamentary objections against "extraneous" budget reconciliation provisions and draw a simple majority.

Slushy details are extraneous.

The effort is extraneous.

All extraneous at this stage.

They are comforting, extraneous debris.

"No extraneous marks," he said.

There must be nothing extraneous.