Sentence examples for unique threat from inspiring English sources

Liam Esler, video game producer and writer, doesn't believe that Pokémon Go represents any sort of unique threat, and that framing it as uniquely different than any other free app shows a lack of understanding about how free apps work.

Trump, he acknowledged, posed a unique threat to the country.

The market prefers the Democrat and believes that Mr. Trump is a unique threat to prosperity.

"It requires the usual good care but I don't see any new or unique threat".

The porous limestone creates a unique threat as seawater seeps through the city's foundations.

Nuclear weapons present a unique threat of national devastation and global extinction.

"But Saddam Hussein was a unique threat, and the world is better off without him in power".

It's true that both Bush and the people labeled neocons agree that Saddam Hussein represented a unique threat to world peace.

"Saddam Hussein was a unique threat, a sworn enemy of our country, a state sponsor of terror operating in the world's most volatile region," the president said.

As for the Clinton supporters who suggest that Trump represents a unique threat to free speech – do they believe that Trump will execute an executive order banning protests?

The President had decided to reëngage the American military in Iraq now, he said, because of the "unique" threat that ISIS posed.