Sentence examples for prime threat from inspiring English sources

After the break Forlán was again Uruguay's prime threat, until he was replaced late on.

With this encroachment of the city into the park, Athreya fears that conflict with humans is the prime threat to Mumbai's leopard population.

As early as Tuesday, it seemed clear that a prime threat from Hurricane Irene as it made its northward push would be inland flooding.

Peeling and chipping indoor lead paint is almost certainly the prime threat to small children, who can eat the paint or breathe its dust, health experts agree.

In its war against terrorism, the Bush administration has cited Iraq's chemical, nuclear and biological weapons programs as a prime threat.

For months, private and governmental threat reports have listed the bombs, referred to generically as "improvised explosive devices," as the prime threat to Western military and civilian convoys.

There are two prime threats to this prediction becoming reality.

The report also identifies the prime threats posed to such areas by proposed activities such as mining, development and acid rain pollution.

Given walls high enough to defeat casual escalade, the prime threats to stone fortresses were the battering ram and attempts to pry chunks out of the wall or undermine it.

The concern runs deeper than the loss of Romelu Lukaku, their prime goalscoring threat, who was stretchered from the field with ligament damage and of whose ankle manager Roberto Martinez said: "It's in a cast.

In truth, there are seriously limiting elements both to the NATO-Russia relationship's possibilities and to NATO's own flexibility in acknowledging and confronting its members' most serious security concerns: Russia, in its official military doctrine, continues to designate NATO as its prime external threat.