Sentence examples for notable threat from inspiring English sources

Tampa Bay are an offensive menace, with the likes of Steve Stamkos (40 goals this year) as a notable threat.

Aside from the 2011 second-round pick Jabaal Sheard (a potent pass-rusher and phenomenal run anchor who is great sliding east-and-west), there is not a single notable threat up front.

Meanwhile, as Russia maintains its hold over Crimea, continues its intervention in eastern Ukraine, and flies fighter jets without transponders over the Baltics, the President still refuses to single it out as a notable threat.

"There are some pretty notable threat streams," one US military official told the Wall Street Journal, adding that the significance of the threats is still being assessed by counterterrorism experts.

However, Amazon is able to continue on this same path, it could prove to be a notable threat to its competitors in the months ahead.

However, as the 1997 98 season approached, the Spurs were considered a notable threat in the NBA.

Toomer is also the Giants' most notable deep threat.

Why is Mr. Bush's veto threat notable?

Although there were isolated incidents involving al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghrib and smaller groups, most notable was the threat from Boko Haram, which was based in neighbouring Nigeria and had terrorized that country for years before launching attacks in nearby countries.

Rift Valley fever continues to pose a notable public health threat to humans.

Assemblages of threatened species show rather different general patterns of aggregation, with South and Southeast Asia by far the most threatened regions, with other notable centres of threat in Central America, parts of eastern Australia and the African Rift Valley (Fig. 1c, Table 1).