Sentence examples for threat capable from inspiring English sources

Ward said that he, Droughns and Ahmad Bradshaw, a rookie from Marshall, made up a three-man backfield threat capable of producing the yardage that Jacobs was expected to provide.

If we were facing an equivalent military threat capable of killing untold numbers of Americans, there might be presidential commissions and tens of billions of dollars in appropriations, not to mention magazine cover stories.

For the regime, the MEK poses the most serious threat capable of leading the popular protests towards democratic change, because of its presence in Ashraf along the Iranian border and vast organizational capabilities inside Iran.[27].[27]

And that's Nixey's and writer/producer Guillermo del Toro's particular skill here -- that they take a ridiculous notion (rat-monkeys living in the vents) and turn it into an unnerving threat, capable of serious mayhem.

In recent days, senior counterintelligence officials have told the White House and Congress in classified briefings that Osama bin Laden's terror network, Al Qaeda, presented a continuing threat fully capable of renewed attacks in the United States or overseas.

Intriguingly, the conservative shift affected both race-related policies and policies unconnected to race -- suggesting that psychological threat is capable of triggering a broad political shift.

Often invisible, frequently considered insignificant in comparison to bigger threats, but capable of causing yellow hell if underestimated.

But, for some untold number of others, it remains a source of tremendous resentment, a kind of threat that is capable, in some, of arousing the basest prejudices.

Ricardo Clark brings further energy to the midfield, Kofi Sarkodie's youthful athleticism provides an attacking outlet from right back and center-forward Will Bruin has developed into a constant goalscoring threat who is capable of leading the line alone.

He also discussed the threat that increasingly capable AI poses to (human) jobs, arguing that we should not try to predict what will happen in the future but rather look at immediate problems.

While this tactic was vitiated by the development of smokeless propellant, the threat from more capable torpedo craft (later including submarines) remained.