Sentence examples for routine threat from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO — Counterfeit products are a routine threat for the electronics industry.

On bigger roads the risk of being run down is a routine threat.

Peterson said the F.B.I.'s cyber division had proposed that an evaluation of information technology be part of the routine threat assessment before a major sporting event.

Won did not expect the attack to target civilian areas and considered it a "routine threat", according to the office of politician Choi Jae-sung, who attended the closed-door session.

In its routine threats to quit, it was perceived to be maneuvering for its party's interests, particularly the financial health and independence of its religious school system.

The goons, named Ron and Don, are soon joined by Woman, and in a good-cop, bad-cop routine of threats and sexual enticement try to find out what secrets the hapless magician, whose name is Amahl, learned from the president during his mind-reading act.

Several years ago, Rafi started receiving routine death threats from Taliban militants and was attacked on several occasions.

A decade ago Mr Vicente forbade foreign oil companies in Angola to publish even routine data, on threat of ejection.

The First Minister also rejected the suggestion that Scottish police officers should be armed as a matter of routine given the threat of a Paris-style gun attack.

Domesticating Ukraine through his routine tactics of threats and bribery was his first preference, but the invasion has had side benefits.

In Lower Manhattan, an officer working with others at a checkpoint — asking random drivers to step out of their vehicles, open their trunks and describe the contents — said the security mission had, in a way, become almost routine, given previous threats over the past 10 years.