Sentence examples for threat rising from inspiring English sources

Fariborz S. Fatemi, McLean, Virginia The North Korean 'threat' Regarding the article "North Korea threat rising, U.S. warns" (Jan . 12: Defense Secretary Robert Gates says North Korea may be capable of targeting America with nuclear missiles within five years.

Long surpassed by FM and more recently cast aside by satellite radio and Pandora, AM is now under siege from a new threat: rising interference from smartphones and consumer electronics that reduce many AM stations to little more than static.

The crisis in financial markets has been accompanied by higher gas and food prices that have put the Fed in a tough position: it must encourage lending to keep the wheels of finance turning but also be careful to temper inflation, an economic threat rising with oil and food prices.

As the UK clambers out of the ­deepest recession in a generation, recent pronouncements by members of the Bank's interest rate-setting monetary policy committee have suggested they may disagree about how much of a threat rising inflation will be over the next 12 months.

Now, Chinatown is also under threat; rising rents in the West End could lead to the closure of many of the restaurants and shops in the area within the next few years.

Ryan Taylor, a persistent aerial threat, rose at the near post and directed a firm header into the top corner.

As the threat rises, banks are more likely to reduce homeowners' debt, rather than risk losing the monthly income and getting stuck with the property.

As the terrorist threat rose in the 1990's, the government began to consider the quandary that would arise if a nuclear weapon exploded on American soil.

Since 2001, when fears of the domestic terror threat rose in the aftermath of the attacks, he has challenged, and ultimately thwarted, every attempt by the Government to detain and deport him.

The Islamic regime in Iran, which is now Israel's greatest threat, rose out of a popular revolution that was hijacked by extremists, Netanyahu noted.

Looming threats: rising tax rates (state and federal) and health care costs, persistent lack of demand and, of course, paltry access to growth capital equity and debt.