Sentence examples for lasting threat from inspiring English sources

"Given that the times are changing and that we are going to have to learn to live with this lasting threat, we have to develop a culture of life-saving techniques and solidarity," Prime Minister Manuel Valls' office told AFP.

"The more lasting threat to their survival, however, concerns whether this model will continue to be placed at a competitive disadvantage to larger banks.

Mabel's entry into the Homestead looks politely innocuous beside this initiation of adultery, but it was to present a parallel and more lasting threat to family peace.

He saw that the lasting threat of the atomic bomb was not obliteration, but stasis: a world ruled by vast super-states unable to conquer or be overthrown.

But Keverian regards the Web as a more serious and lasting threat.

The state of emergency remains a poor response to a lasting threat.

But equal and longer lasting threats to the East End environment are posed by affluent second-home owners.

City officials have told executives at the three television networks and The Post that they do not consider there to be any lasting health threat because the four people infected showed their first symptoms late last month, meaning that the exposure must have occurred in September.

"In the last year, I've received five threats, mainly phone calls, but the last threat was through one of my sources.

"The last threat against me was from someone in Germany.

Craig Paquette struck out to end the Cardinals' last threat.