Sentence examples for remarkable threat from inspiring English sources

Considering conclusion validity, we conjecture that it is not a remarkable threat for this study, since we do not have a statistical strength in our conclusions and we do not compare our approach with others, but use an exploratory study to draw our conclusions and justify our claims.

Unfortunately, the industry's penchant for natural resource consumption and generation of greenhouse gases and pollution poses remarkable threats to environmental sustainability.

Incredibly, Liverpool have taken 10 points from those fixtures, which provides a measure of their remarkable goalscoring threat at the other end.

Must Avoid: DeSean Jackson 7.4 FPs (WAS @ DAL) – Jackson is a remarkable deep threat, but brings little else for fantasy purposes.

It's remarkable how the threat of poverty can focus the mind.

In an internal report in 2010, GCHQ described with remarkable candour the threats posed to the UK from cyberspace, eschewing the mealy-mouthed formulations adopted by ministers – and Lobban – in public.

Simon Gerrans continues to pose a threat - remarkable, given he was felled in the crash that put Mark Cavendish out of the Tour.

The progress performed during the last years in El Salvador on the management of big data set for issues related to monitoring natural threats, receiving real-time data, processing these data to generate information in a timely manner to alerts the populations exposed to a high risk for a threat is remarkable.

The omnipresent sense of threat lent it remarkable cogency and unity of purpose.

Such villainy feels out of whack with the Paddington myth, which is remarkable for its lack of threat.

Adams found it "short, written with some elegance, and remarkable chiefly for a significant threat of reform".