Sentence examples for presumed threat from inspiring English sources

The best place to start is with the major issue that frightens most Americans -- the presumed threat to freedom posed by any form of socialism.

He said the presumed threat of a missile attack from North Korea or Iran was by no means certain, and did not necessarily require the construction of an elaborate and costly shield.

Until recently, federal law shielded the supposedly strong and heroic members of the armed forces from the presumed threat of homosexuality.

Breeding and non-breeding individuals posing different threat levels to territory holders allowed us to test whether territory holders adjust their aggression depending on the presumed threat status of heterospecific intruders.

They have exploited the Palestinians' disunity and the presumed existential threat posed by extremist Palestinians as the reason why peace remains elusive.

He maintains, in his characteristically humble manner, that he just went to rescue his brother, who had a few weeks earlier been outed on Kenyan television as an undercover intelligence officer and who had been receiving death threats, presumed to be from al-Shabaab.

"Why are hoarders presumed to be a threat to reproductive heterosexuals?" he says.

A hidden camera on a special correspondent's bedside table promises to show us something more than the resulting banal chit-chat with a presumed escort preceding the threat of calling her some "help"—by which the correspondent means the actual police.

The killing of Davis has prompted gun control advocates and civil rights groups to renew arguments that Stand Your Ground laws make ordinary citizens feel empowered to shoot first and ask questions later, boosting murder rates and justifiable homicide claims, muddling prosecutions and putting young black men -- people too often presumed to be a threat -- in particular peril.

Although the detainees at the Guantánamo prison, which was opened by the Bush administration as part of its counterterrorism policy, are not presumed to be security threats, no state has thus far been friendly to the idea of housing them.

Take a leadership role in a group dedicated to attacking Americans and you can be presumed to pose an imminent threat to kill or commit great bodily harm.