Sentence examples for permanent threat from inspiring English sources

A Senate bill sponsored by Mary Landrieu, a Democrat who is facing a stiff battle to hold her seat in Louisiana, and supported by some half-dozen Democrats, would allow people to keep their current insurance plans permanently, instead of temporarily as Mr. Obama proposes, thus posing a permanent threat to the risk pools.

"It's like a permanent threat".

Terrorism, like the barbarians at the gate, may become a permanent threat that never disappears.

The true catastrophe is that we are living under a permanent threat of catastrophe"..

The Palestinians are a permanent threat, and the 1948 borders are inherently indefensible.

People have enough income, so they can do this – it's like a permanent threat".

Too many of them are subject of sexual harassment and abuse; trafficking as well as exploitation are permanent threats.

And Dr. Andrew Spielman, a professor of tropical public health at Harvard School of Public Health, said he was now more concerned that the virus might be on its way to establishing itself as a permanent health threat in the United States.

"A month ago, my prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, came to Washington and shamefully compared our lives to those of our grandparents who lived in the ghettos," she said, "as if we were doomed to live under permanent, intractable threat, as if Israel were the modern incarnation of the ghetto".

Without identifying specific threats to Americans from targets on the other side of the world, the administration was able to define Al-Qaeda members and those within their vicinity as posing a chronic and permanent "imminent threat" to America.

The dominant message of Brexit, according to the media and politicians, is that the EU has failed to provide (a sense of) safety in a world of mass migration and permanent terrorist threats.