Sentence examples for today's threat from inspiring English sources

Today's threat, though every bit as serious, is more abstract.

And out of today's threat of biowar may come tomorrow's conquest of infectious disease.

Today's threat to Bashar al-Assad's rule in Syria can be seen in much the same light.

Today's threat is from fanatics and criminals who want to shoot people and explode bombs – extremely dangerous but not a state threat.

Before today's threat, polls showed Americans largely out of sync with the president, more worried about a jobless recovery than terrorism.

Home-grown terrorists, even in their 50s, seem more of a threat than obedient ex-Nazis or former Stasi officers in East Germany, perhaps because their goal was chaos or because of today's threat from Islamist terrorism.

Today's threats are much more diffuse.

Together we can address today's threats and pursue today's opportunities.

"Our massive cold war nuclear arsenal is poorly suited to today's threats," he said.

Mark Farmaner, of the Burma Campaign UK, said: "Today's threats will dash the hopes some still held that there could be change coming in Burma.

"I am confident that Russia, which defeated fascism, will not allow today's threats to continue," he said in a speech at the ceremony.