Sentence examples for tangible threats from inspiring English sources

How do the subtle changes in behavior that I am studying stack up against the tangible threats of vessel strikes and entanglement?

As the orbital debris population continues to grow significant tangible threats to robotic and crewed spacecraft have risen greatly over the last decade.

Shortly before West African leaders held out the possible use of force in an emergency meeting on Friday, Mr. Gbagbo began facing other tangible threats from the countries around him.

Emails contained "veiled threats against my wife," and other "tangible threats," Emanuel, a highly-regarded atmospheric scientist and director of M.I.T.'s Atmospheres, Oceans and Climate program, said in an interview.

Western millennials have not experienced any tangible threats of war.

While the pretext for the Iraq war turned out be a magnificent lie, Europe faces real, tangible threats from Syria.

But not everyone feels that this is a tangible threat.

Until we're convinced that either poses a tangible threat, we want both to survive untrammelled.

It poses a tangible threat to centralised banking and the guardians of fiat money.

"This is a tangible threat to the Jewish and democratic character of the State of Israel," he said.

Beyond the basic question of who will take up the plow, some Thais see a more immediate but less tangible threat to the society as a whole.