Sentence examples for more threatening problem from inspiring English sources

Here we have a more threatening problem, since there is no apparent basis for denying that an argument having this form satisfies Hempel's criteria and therefore ought to be both explanatory and predictive.

More threatening problems were downed wires and precariously hanging branches.

Live Search has a bigger and more life-threatening problem.

The long history of collaboration between militaries and civilian media and entertainment – and not just in the United States – appears to be getting murkier and in many ways more threatening to efforts to resolve our common problems through nonviolent means.

"This problem was never clearer and never more threatening than when anthrax was discovered at the NBC studios in New York," Mr. Schumer said.

Terrorists in caves may be the obvious enemy, but more threatening to national security is the impact from climate change, including extreme weather events and potential problems with food security and our limited water resources.

If the North Koreans sound more threatening, the diplomat added, "is that because they are more threatening or because they feel more threatened?

"He would be more threatening in person.

That makes it even more threatening".

It's not such a threatening problem.

Does that make towns more interesting or more threatening?