Sentence examples for familiar threat from inspiring English sources

While conventional trade barriers are a familiar threat to countries like Slovakia, financial protectionism is a broader challenge.

Brazil's health minister has called for a plebiscite on the issue.The more familiar threat to Catholic hegemony in Latin America comes from Pentecostal Protestantism.

The challenge for American banks at the moment is not the familiar threat of credit risk but the prospect of an end to ultra-loose monetary policy.

When the two sides cannot agree, viewers sometimes see channels go dark, an action that has become a familiar threat in the negotiations in recent years between networks and the large cable providers.

This is a genuine (and familiar) threat to democracy, as, it could be argued, are the current relations between our first minister, the supreme court and the lord advocate.

The network tapped David Smith to direct the new special, which features a familiar threat -- maniacal simian Mojo Jojo is determined to take over Townsville yet again.

Some familiar threats were missing from the 100.

Despite the presence of Colombian troops and foreign humanitarian volunteers, and the completion of a two-year census to identify the rightful owners of the stolen land, progress is agonisingly slow and calls for justice are met with familiar threats.

The findings underscore the urgent need for greater alertness, more coordination between agencies and the recognition that intelligence agencies must constantly be looking not just for familiar threats but also for new and unexpected methods of attacking America.

He hopes to see new attention paid to these familiar threats next month at the World Conservation Congress, the quadrennial global meeting of the more than two hundred states and government agencies and more than a thousand conservation groups that make up the I.U.C.N.

Distributed Denial Of Service (DDoS) attacks are familiar threats to Internet users for more than 10 years.