Sentence examples for threat emerged from inspiring English sources

After the theatrics of Thursday, a new potential legal threat emerged.

The threat emerged last week after the collapse of a settlement between RIM and a small patent-holding company.

The latest threat emerged in China, where a previously unknown influenza virus infected dozens and killed at least 17 people recently.

And military combat aircraft, under orders given well before the newest threat emerged, began their patrols in the skies above New York and Washington.

That might change if an Isis-style threat emerged on the other side of the border – but Elyazal says this is "definitely not" an immediate risk.

Over the summer, a new threat emerged, one that could cost the authority $1.8 billion, when a state judge on Long Island declared the entire payroll tax to be unconstitutional.

Though fertility rates had fallen, he saw a new threat emerging: soaring rates of immigration.

When we see a threat emerging, the President has not hesitated to order a strike.

"If a potential threat emerges, various actions become possible," Foreign Minister Igor S. Ivanov said when asked if Russia was contemplating airstrikes.

These lions are not killed by bullets.'" In a spiralling mystery, the threat emerges as more social than supernatural.

It has come about because it is there--that is, because generals want to play with new technologies in case a future threat emerges.