Sentence examples for great threats from inspiring English sources

We must pay urgent heed to the three great threats that the extreme rightwing parties and their political programmes represent for Europe.

But that enthusiasm may not be shared by the military, which regards political Islamic groups as great threats to the country.

"You're telling us that this is a very vulnerable industry and there's great threats of a run and using that to justify regulations that I think threaten the very existence of this industry".

We cannot allow the work of confronting the great threats we face today to be held hostage to partisanship on either side of the aisle, or by differences between the bodies represented in Articles I and II of our Constitution.

Nongovernmental organizations and civil society — trade unions, faith-based organizations, school groups and others — have been working independently or together for decades to promote the cause of social justice and fight the great threats of the day.

"We're moving from a phase when pesticides like DDT and chlordane were the great threats to wildlife into a time when exotic diseases are becoming more and more important," Mr. Stone said.

But politically they are no great threat.

"They're really under great threat," he said.

In the developed world, the great threat is to growth.

Are Bill and Melinda Gates a great threat to democracy?

Immigration is not the great threat people suppose.