Sentence examples for threat dominated from inspiring English sources

She ignores the way the Soviet threat dominated American foreign policy and shaped its alliances during the cold war and then, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the delay before American policy re-emerged in a transformed environment.

That claimed threat dominated newspaper coverage, and the claim was one source of Dr. Kelly's reservations about how the dossier was being assembled under the political supervision of Alastair Campbell, then Mr. Blair's spokesman.

Frontier issues were also in the forefront during his time in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, where lumber and security from the Abenaki threat dominated his tenure.

Brady has played in multiple offenses -- running game dominated, deep threat dominated, spread offenses, twin tight end based offenses -- and won in ALL of them.

But I'd like to point out Shaquille O'Neal, the original triple threat, who dominated the paint as center of the Orlando Magic, Los Angeles Lakers and Miami Heat, starred in films like Kazaam and Steel, and had an incredible (if short lived) rap career.

"China is not a threat to dominate Asia the way the Soviet Union was a threat to dominate Europe," notes Mr. Mandelbaum.

With mass threat viruses dominating the headlines, we take a look at 10 of the worst communicable diseases out there – and what is being done to stop them.

At least 10 Pikemen should be created in order to mitigate the Knight threat, which dominates in the Castle Age.

Diamé proved the difference but Hull were marshalled well at the back by Michael Dawson and Curtis Davies, while Abel Hernández was a regular threat and Tom Huddlestone dominated midfield.

Far from living in harmony with one another, the tribe engaged in frequent chest-pounding duels and deadly inter-village raids; violence or threat of violence dominated social life.

I spoke on energy and climate at Cornell University last Monday to an audience for whom the threat from drilling clearly dominated.