Sentence examples for lethal threats from inspiring English sources

Instead of approaching dense cities directly, they resorted to harsher, ever more circuitous routes, increasing their exposure, along the way, to lethal threats like sunstroke, dehydration, and snakebites.

As the changing battlefield creates new and more lethal threats, the configuration of armoured vehicles will continue to be adjusted accordingly.

They must ride in the back of tanks and know that under the road they travel people have buried lethal threats.

Today, President Obama and Congress agree that the national debt poses lethal threats to future generations, and so they should declare war on that enemy and adjourn politics, at least until it has been subdued.

But it's clear that an alarming number of those who have been accused of domestic abuse pose serious and often lethal threats, not just to their intimate partners but to society at large.

"If we don't address soon what I believe are the lethal threats of our debts, our unaffordable commitments, our slow-growth economy, and so forth, every other problem will seem small," said Mr. Daniels, whose state did see union protests this year when it enacted a so-called right-to-work law.

The killing may have removed a lethal threat.

China's tobacco industry is showing some awareness of the lethal threat it is posing.

However, the most lethal threat that women face is not the stranger in the street.

Convinced that he is a lethal threat, the United States government has responded in kind.

Another substantial yet hidden lethal threat is heat stroke, a condition considered completely preventable.