Sentence examples for smaller threats from inspiring English sources
Such asteroids are much bigger than the meteor that hit the atmosphere over Russia, and the telescope would thus be blind to those kinds of smaller threats.
In this process, the strength of the training odor is assumed to be proportional to the mass of hidden explosive used with smaller threats presumed to produce weaker odors.
While a few extra anglers and four-wheel-drivers may be one of the smaller threats facing the Kimberley coast, it is a telling example of the battle to hold back the biggest tide of all: progress.
The fact that others, faced with far smaller threats, have behaved far worse and yet Israel is singled out for blame is powerful evidence of a double standard meant not to serve justice or save Palestinians but simply to skewer Israel.
The remaining cases were either impossible to initially categorise, because the individual was flitting between ideologies, or involved smaller threats relating to Northern Ireland, or Sikh extremism.
Only one other identified animal, the hedgehog, similarly dons itself in poison to fend off predators, Vollrath and his colleagues report online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. Other mammals similarly "self-anoint" but against much smaller threats, adds Paul Weldon, a zoologist at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal, Virginia.
The disaster (for shareholders) of nationalisation looks a smaller threat today.
Certainly, the ultras, as a collective, pose a slightly smaller threat to the police than they did three years ago.
If ASEAN managed to convey to them that allowing aid in was a smaller threat to their rule than keeping it out, it is to be congratulated.
This might lead to inflation (although even that is doubtful when the economy is depressed), but inflation poses a much smaller threat to investors than outright default.
Plastic bottles, which tend to be thrown away with their lids on or have pop-up tops, were found to pose a much smaller threat to wildlife.
