Sentence examples for foremost threat from inspiring English sources

Today, some believe that the foremost threat comes from a technology that allows viewers to zip past ads (the Dish network's Hopper technology, for one).

The foremost threat to democratic values in countries like the US and the UK is the freedom with which billionaires and corporations can pay people and parties to represent their views.

The relevant question now is whether addressing the foremost threat to the United States -- international terrorism -- crucially depends upon defeating the insurgency in Iraq and creating a stable state there, assuming that is possible.

Human parasitic diseases are the foremost threat to human health and welfare around the world.

Land use changes that result in conversion of these pastoralist rangelands to agricultural cultivation represent the foremost threat to wildlife populations and, in turn, the continued market advantage Tanzania enjoys in high-end wildlife tourism.

Today, one-third of the world's population lives in countries with moderate or high water stress, a fact that leads many experts to proclaim that water may possibly be the primary cause of international tensions and the foremost threat to environmental health in the twenty-first century.

Air pollution has long been held as one of the foremost threats to human health, especially in metropolitan areas throughout the world [ 1– 4].

"Iran's brazen bid to develop nuclear weapons is first and foremost a threat to my country, Israel," the prime minister said, "but it is also a grave threat to the region and to the world".

This remains, to me, our foremost security threat.

Nuclear instruments are the foremost existential threat to life on earth.

ISIS, currently the foremost terrorist threat, is funded by oil revenues, taxes, and extortion but not by drug trafficking.