Sentence examples for supposed threat from inspiring English sources

The supposed threat does have a certain logic.

All of the Republican presidential candidates have been asked about the supposed threat from Shariah.

The reason offered is the supposed threat any additional trial would pose to peace in Cambodia.

As has become all too clear in the past two weeks, tents have provoked state-sponsored violence weirdly disproportionate to their supposed threat to public health and safety, a supposed threat used as justification for their removal.

During the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump targeted Muslims as a supposed threat against the United States.

Many of the criticisms focus on a supposed threat to family farms.

As for the supposed threat from online rivals, it's hard to spot.

So does his demagoguery about illegal immigrants and the supposed threat that Muslims present.

Then there is the Daily Mail, scourge of the Leveson process for its supposed threat to freedom of the press.

He dismissed the C.I.A.'s — and, by extension, the neoconservatives' — obsession with the supposed threat of Communism in Nicaragua.

The supposed threat from Turkey is often cited as the major reason for such a high military budget.