Sentence examples for fatal threat from inspiring English sources

Such rights and freedoms pose a fatal threat to autocracy and authoritarianism.

On one hand, chatter could be a fatal threat to the productivity and part quality in simultaneous turning operations of slender and flexible workpieces.

But he does pose a clear and present, if not quite a fatal, threat to the Tories.

Hence, despite its best intentions, middle-class mobilization (whether in the shape of Occupy, Tahrir or Taksim) has become a fatal threat.

He contends that the Bush White House sold a lie to the American public: that Saddam Hussein posed an imminent fatal threat.

Far from having interest in liberalizing Russia, Medvedev well understands that any such attempt would lead only to a loss of control, which would present a fatal threat to the corrupt heights of power in Russia.

RVMCS operating in some failure undetected states will produce fatal threats to the safety of flight control system.

Mycotoxins are fatal threats in food safety due to their strong carcinogenesis and toxicity, thus requiring highly sensitive detections.

If we're willing to compromise other aspects of health for the sake of potential cure for these fatal threats, given the deeply negative and hopeless language around autism, it's perhaps not surprising that people driven desperate with fear and anxiety might reach for anything that looks like a cure.

Regardless of the fatal threats, many Nepalese choose to become a part of this deadly setting and go as far as selling their homes and lands, and displacing their families, to pay the required amount to human trafficking brokers.

Research in animals has shown that when confronting fatal threats, animals usually choose to sacrifice part of their body to prevent loss of life.