Sentence examples for inevitable threats from inspiring English sources

Next fall, right before the election, when the government's annual spending authority runs out, he will have to avoid the inevitable threats from the right to shut the government down over Obamacare or immigration or Planned Parenthood or whatever the issue of the moment is among conservatives.

This is, in essence: can a democratic system set up to run a small country, and based on a citizen militia, possibly survive if that country becomes a global superpower, given all the inevitable threats to liberty that arise from a huge and permanent security force, and all the corruption of the democratic processes caused by vast imperial wealth?

Once in office, rulers faced the inevitable threat of invasion or a palace coup.

He notes the similarities with the rise of Germany a century ago and the inevitable threat it posed to the British empire.

The new Jungle Book alludes gently to Kipling's central point that Mowgli, and man in general, is seen as an inevitable threat to jungle life.

He argued that a lone attack was hard to prevent and repeated his ongoing warning that terrorism was an inevitable threat.

There's the absolute, unmistakable, all-powerful, violence-implying, bald-faced, sickeningly inevitable threat.

So are we just experiencing a blip of highly visible incidents, reminding commuters of the inevitable threat of human error?

"Patients presume that this operation represents their best chance for cure from the known cancerous breast while also eliminating a perceived inevitable threat posed by the unaffected breast".

With such a distinctive sound, do they worry about the inevitable threat of plagiarism from other, bigger producers with an ear turned towards the pop market?

Democratic Islamic political movements, which by definition are non-violent and respect the rights and freedoms associated with democratic systems, are not an inevitable threat to American interests.