Sentence examples for sweeping threat from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week the US opened its programme of airstrikes southwest of Baghdad in a broader military mission in Iraq designed to address the sweeping threat of Is militants.

Sure enough, just a few days after the Justice Department issued the letters, Orrick rejected the government's narrow reading of Trump's order and issued an injunction temporarily blocking its enforcement, citing Trump's sweeping threat to use the order as a "weapon" against jurisdictions that disagree with his immigration policy.

Over time, the security environment has evolved from isolated problem areas to sweeping threat matrices — a single attack from sophisticated cyber criminals can encompass multiple attack modes, multiple technologies and stealthy tactics.

There are less sweeping threats to freedom, however.

A university spokesman, Gary Susswein, said that the decision to send out the text message was made after 9 30 a.m., and that from the moment the call came in to that point, "we were actively assessing the credibility of the threat, sweeping buildings and responding immediately and appropriately".

All while also proactively addressing the Zika threat sweeping the southern gulf states and respond to the devastating flooding in Louisiana.

Namely, to talk cracking down on the terror threat with sweeping new police powers.

It was a global problem, an existential threat, with sweeping economic implications.

The Turkish plan is a measure of the anxiety that is sweeping the region as the threat of an American-led war with Iraq looms.

And Bob's threats of rebels "sweeping down from the mountains" to save him and Annie from their diabolical adversary seem silly.

But the year is 1915, and the winds of war are sweeping across the desert, bringing threats of an attack on the Suez Canal and stirring hostility toward the British community in Cairo.