Sentence examples similar to threat ability from inspiring English sources

In his junior season at Memphis, Lynch passes for 3,778 yard and 28 touchdowns a year after he ran for 13 touchdowns, showing off his dual-threat ability.

"That's an exciting aspect of our offense that I felt like we didn't have the last couple of years," Coach Pete Carroll said of the team's deep-threat ability.

But it feels likely that Maryland will play — and possibly start — multiple quarterbacks this season, whether it's Rowe's arm or Pigrome's athleticism and dual-threat ability forcing the issue.

The No2 pick wasn't as locked in, with speculation a few teams were willing to trade up, but in the end the Tennessee Titans decided that Marcus Mariota's dual-threat abilities were too tempting to pass up.

Martins carries an aerial threat, the ability to find the target from range as well as a tireless work ethic.

Most of the official statements have focused on the threat: the ability of criminals and terrorists to communicate globally and to operate with relative anonymity and under virtually unbreakable encryption.

Also, the framework can be enhanced to suit different security issues related to cloud computing or Internet-of-Things, in order to understand the key factors affecting the individual's threat detection ability.

Mr. Moussa's opening remarks suggested that the Arab leadership — or at least some of that leadership — concluded that the greatest threat to their ability to retain power was economic development, opportunity and jobs.

But his bad health, which has caused him to fly to France for medical treatment twice in the past nine months, probably poses more of a threat to his ability to stay in power.With an economic development plan well funded by profits from oil and gas and with many of the Islamists mollified by a trickle of concessions, the risk of a resumption of violence has lessened.

That is not only a threat to our ability to defeat a future Donald Trump, it's a threat to our ability to get climate change on the political agenda period.

The consolidation of a hard-right majority would be a mortal threat to the ability of women to make their own decisions about contraception and pregnancy, the ability of institutions to alleviate the baneful legacies of past oppression and present prejudice, and the ability of American democracy to insulate itself from the corrupt domination of unlimited, anonymous money.