Sentence examples for viable threat from inspiring English sources

"He's a viable threat with the football.

Despite all this, many strategists, including Wilson, do not see Sanders as a viable threat.

Because he was not believed to be "a viable threat," the case was closed.

Although Anna Kournikova was not considered a viable threat, a Clearasil-packing crowd of boys mourned the instant she was aced by Anne-Gaelle Sidot on match point.

Neither the overmatched host team, South Africa, nor hapless France, meeting at the same time in Bloemfontein, posed a viable threat in their group.

The increased flux of engineered nanoparticles (ENPs) in consumer and commercial products has become a viable threat, particularly if their release affects the environment.

While Groupon is the 800-pound gorilla, it is a highly competitive space that has spawned scores of clones that are becoming viable threats.

"On the surface, it looks like things in the database that were determined not to be viable threats were never deleted but should have been," the official said.

The available evidence, it seems to me, points to the conclusion that most of the terrorist plots that were supposedly nipped in the bud by the administration were never viable threats to anyone.

The presence of viable threats in hardware as well as Microsoft's alternative OS meant that Palm would give ground between 2001 and 2002 to the Visor, BlackBerry, Compaq's iPaq, and Sony's Clié, dropping from a 55.9percenttoto a 50.0percentt market share, according to Gartner.

These are viable threats to consider.