Sentence examples for some distant threat from inspiring English sources

Climate change is not some distant threat for the future; it is with us now.

This is not some distant threat but something happening right now.

At this latitude, between the equator and the Tropic of Capricorn, climate change is not some distant threat but a very real problem with which indigenous communities, among the poorest in the world, are struggling to cope.

The tree impasse may not make it on any European security agenda, but the intense discussions here -- about the rising anti-base sentiments; about the loss of quality of life because of some distant threat -- reflect a broader unresolved debate in Europe.

With some sanctions lifted and a more distant threat of military action, Iran may resume its games again; Mr Obama would only be curbing the Iranian threat, not eradicating it.

Climate change is no longer some distant future threat.

And, in a sharp departure from its last report, the Nobel Peace prize winning body said it's no longer some distant hypothetical threat: It's happening all around us, right now.

Read together, the polls suggest that direct experience of erratic weather may be convincing some people that the problem is no longer just a vague and distant threat.

They see it as a distant threat".

"Syria is a more distant threat.

"This is not a distant threat," the panel said.