Sentence examples for smallest threat from inspiring English sources

The smallest threat must be eliminated at any cost.

Your fingernails, erasers, plastic putty knives, plastic guitar picks, no-stick spatula/pancake flipper, and even tweezers (used carefully) will pose the smallest threat to your laptop's surfaces.

America is also developing "prompt global strike"—the ability to deliver a precision strike using conventional weapons anywhere in the world within an hour which would allow the possibility of quickly neutralising small, hostile nuclear forces without recourse to nuclear weapons....Can't live without themSuch things are not much help, though, against the largest and smallest threats.

That was no small threat.

The disaster (for shareholders) of nationalisation looks a smaller threat today.

Even if it were, it posed only "a very small threat to animals," Mr. Hollander said.

The small threat from badgers should be dealt with by vaccination rather than inhumane and ineffective slaughter".

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.

There was a small threat when the Spurs cut the Knicks' lead to 9 late in the fourth, but Chris Childs went back to the drawing board.