Sentence examples for recurring threat from inspiring English sources
Another recurring threat is to turn Seoul, the South Korean capital of 10 million, into "a sea of fire".
They and Anthony Wordsworth arrived in the summer and, with Coker's overlaps from left-back, Southend presented a recurring threat.
But with U.S. dollar securities accounting for 62% of all foreign currency reserves in central banks around the world, the recurring threat of default is driving international investors to eye alternative currencies as safer financial havens.
But the vitriol, according to Mr. Lankov, the historian, does serve a purpose by keeping the outside world wary and off-balance, especially the recurring threats of military strikes.
Indeed, with each successive draft of history, the Hewitt-Hoon plot, which seemed the wettest of fireworks at the time, becomes the most serious of the recurring threats to Brown's premiership.
The institution expressed sadness that recurring threats of violence made the decision necessary.
It's unclear what the recurring threats of violence against the museum entailed, or who is behind them.
Faced with recurring threats of earthquakes and volcanoes, many ancient religions personified the forces of nature as gods and goddesses and called for elaborate human rituals and sacrificial offerings to appease these powerful deities.
In terms of the oft-cited religious tolerance, Indonesia's religious minorities, including Shia, Sufi, and Ahmadiyya Muslims; Christians; Bahai; secularists; and followers of local faiths, face recurring threats and violence from Islamist militant groups.
Despite the presence of international forces, the Yaloke group continues to be subject to recurring threats [of violence]." Former Seleka militants and anti-balaka fighters had been set to meet on Saturday in Bambari at the former Seleka military headquarters.
Fathers of children with epilepsy or diabetes may also be confronted with recurring threats such as unforeseen seizures or changes in the health status of their child.
