Sentence examples for threat arises from from inspiring English sources

One threat arises from the accumulation, summer after summer, of melt-water flowing down crevasses in Greenland's ice sheet to the rock surface under the ice, lubricating glacial flows into the oceans.

Welcome to Everytown by Julian Baggini 256pp, Granta, £14.99 Identity is questioned when it is threatened; for immigrants the threat arises from displacement from their mother country to a new home where they are compelled to ask who they truly are.

The second threat arises from transnational radical jihadist influence.

The threat arises from the fact that the additional travel demand may worsen traffic congestion.

An equally hazardous but more insidious threat arises from collapses of unstable rock slopes.

Another naturally occurring threat arises from New Mexico's rich mineral resources.

"We believe any imminent threat arising from this case has been disrupted," Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. said in a prepared statement.

As a result, Pagan had become weakened by the end of the 13th century, precisely when a threat arose from the Mongols of Central Asia.

Another major threat arose from Great Britain, France, and the other Western powers, who were pressuring China to extend the trade privileges it had granted them by the Treaty of Nanjing (1842).

A more pernicious threat arising from the lack of adequate formal rigor is the threat of paradox.

Unfortunately he doesn't seem to fully realize that for machines to pose an existential threat arising from their own self-interests, conscious is required.