Sentence examples for threat of falling from inspiring English sources

The overpass poses the threat of falling concrete, and is scheduled for demolition.

There is also the loss of the leafy canopies that cooled the streets, and the increased threat of falling limbs.

Bob's activist legacy is currently under threat of falling victim to his status as a lifestyle choice.

Talpa makes programmes including The Voice and Dating in the Dark and analysts believe the purchase will shield ITV from the threat of falling advertising revenues.

There is the moment-to-moment threat of falling through the ice - a risk which rises with every year the ice recedes.

It has tended to downplay the deflationary threat of falling prices, but now admits that they are a cause for concern, while saving face with the half-hearted size of its rate cut.

Inflation meanwhile has fallen well below the Bank's 2% government-set target, hitting a record low of 0.5% in December, leaving policymakers worried about the threat of deflation, of falling prices.

The threat of gauges falling to new lows comes as Federal Reserve policy makers are set to meet today to discuss interest rates.

GUANGZHOU, China — Facing the double-barreled threat of a falling dollar and weakening American demand, some Chinese exporters are starting to ask European customers to pay in euros.

Wind gusts shot through Manhattan yesterday, sending construction material tumbling from an upper floor of the Time Warner Center on Columbus Circle and posing the threat of debris falling from buildings across the city.

The professional snack scoffers shunned the miniature fish suppers and burgers so popular at the time, plumping instead for the deliciously retro cheese straw: "solid enough to provide a good foil to alcohol and its only drawback is the threat of crumbs falling on the carpet".