Sentence examples for unique threats from inspiring English sources

It was still stressed that the so-called "Leninist regimes" were "unique" threats.

A constantly changing and disruptive environment creates unique threats for family businesses.

The fish tank incident was one of nine unique threats mentioned in Darktrace's annual report of innovative hacks.

Last year, Symantec discovered 286 million new and unique threats from malicious software, or about nine per second, up from 240 million in 2009.

Publicly, the aviation agency simply says news helicopters, with a small group of other aircraft like sight-seeing tours and banner-toting planes, present unique threats to national security, but it has refrained from specifying what those risks are.

Each of these storms brings unique threats.

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".

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