Sentence examples for maximum threat from inspiring English sources

Having previously collaborated on "High Tension," the filmmakers work with smooth compatibility to extract maximum threat from their cavernous location.

The Mediterranean, which contains almost 17,000 identified species, scored the maximum threat rating of five for four of the categories.

The Mediterranean, which contains almost 17,000 identified species, scored the maximum threat rating of 5 for four of the categories while the Gulf of Mexico, with just over 15,000 named species, and seas off China, with more than 22,000 species, scored the highest threat rating in three areas: overfishing, habitat loss and pollution.

The maximum threat from microbes (coliform) in water is related to consumption of drinking water, that is, contaminated with human or animal excreta.

Britain remained on its third day at its maximum "critical" threat level after the discovery of car bombs in London and the attack on Glasgow airport.

And that the achievement was related to the U.S. policy of "maximum pressure," including the threat, made vivid by deployments of impressive U.S. military assets, of the use of force by the president, who, like many predecessors, feels free to act without involving Congress.

What Trump seems to have internalized from North Korea is that threats and "maximum pressure" can force his opponents to negotiate away their nuclear programs on American terms.

The Jets point to one drive as the standard by which all others will be judged, an example of how to use multiple offensive threats to maximum advantage -- something that has been a year and a half in the making.

IT system updates and upgrades to be employed across all devices to ensure maximum protection from cyber threats.

Carbon monoxide accumulation posed a greater threat, averaging a maximum of 170.8 ppm during burns and remaining elevated for >30 min, conditions potentially hazardous to fisher neonates.

The rule states that "fighting or assault" is punishable by excluding a sailor from current or future events for an unspecified period and the threat of the maximum penalty, a two-year ban that would have kept him out of London 2012, hung in the air until the verdict was returned.