Sentence examples for threat emerging from inspiring English sources

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.

A successful, western-oriented Ukraine under a democratic government would give heart to Russia's liberals, who have been bitterly disappointed by Mr Putin's increasingly authoritarian and illiberal rule.The risk of secessionCould Mr Putin still stop such a threat emerging?

This is the latest in a series of allegations levelled against Awlaki, who is thought by US officials to be at the helm of a serious al-Qaida threat emerging from Yemen.

Though once-menacing Somali pirates have been stopped by Western navies, there may be a new threat emerging from Islamist militants in Egypt's Sinai peninsula, home to a disaffected Bedouin population just east of the Suez Canal.Egypt's security forces have struggled to deal with the militants, who stepped up their attacks after the coup against Muhammad Morsi, the former president, in 2013.

In trumpeting an ill-defined war against terrorism, Bush simply transposed the bombast of the cold war to the present to suggest that he was a new Churchill staring down evil and that America needed to combat a new totalitarian threat emerging from the Islamic world.

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

"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.

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

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