Sentence examples for threat of man from inspiring English sources

Johnny's Bar, in the West Village, offers boozy bargains and no threat of man buns.

With increasing threat of man-made debris in outer space, a shielding panel designed for spacecraft or satellite should withstand hypervelocity impact of debris, with speed up to 9.0 km/s.

In all the thousand million years envisioned by these men, no threat has struck so directly and so forcefully at that "incredible accuracy" as the mid-twentieth-century threat of man-made radiation and man-made chemicals.

The promise of men, the threat of men, the uncertainty of men's actions.

Underlying Kill List is the sobering idea that there might be some things even more horrific than the threat of men with guns – that the truly unthinkable might be normality itself, with its attendant moral vacancy.

The level-three rapids are challenging but doable, and the threat of man-eating hippos in the water adds to the fun.

According to the producers' website, the film "represents the threat of man-made weapons to nature and human life".

The San Bernardino terror attack and the Germanwings tragedy underscore the tension that can arise between public and commercial interests under the threat of man-made risks.

State Rep. Kevin Sinnette (D) dismissed the threat of man-made global warming by pointing out that dinosaurs survived climate change.

Nature had gone awry, and we had a mission to protect and defend life against the threat of man-made chemicals, many of which would cause illness and life-threatening disease.

The communications reveal conspiracies to falsify and withhold information, to suppress contrary findings in scholarly publications, and to exaggerate the existence and threats of man-made global warming.