Sentence examples for wide threat from inspiring English sources

Zaha is flourishing in south London once more after an ill-fated spell at United and Bolasie believes having a wide threat on the opposite flank benefits his own game.

Houston is keen for cash to replace the wide threat offered by Craig Conway in recent seasons but chairman Stephen Thompson has made it clear that he can no longer fund the club to the same extent in future .

We are faced with a world-wide threat from totalitarian leftist forces.

Men with leftwing sympathies, motivated by the Europe-wide threat of fascism, signed up to fight against Franco's nationalist forces.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center issued a temporary warning for areas close to the quake, although there was no Pacific-wide threat of a tsunami, the Hawaii-based centre said.

Having constructed a civilization capable of observing our still paradisiacal world from objectivity-inducing distances, we need to set aside our squabbles, recognize that we face a species-wide threat, and use our scientific-technical genius to protect the only known home of life in the universe.

And it would be in tune with a global trend of giving central banks ultimate responsibility for bank safety, while giving the European Central Bank the ability to spot and address banking disasters in countries like Ireland and Spain before they become a Europe-wide threat.

What about Sir George's concern the wider threat to national economies?

A majority of the justices also recognized the wider threat to citizens' privacy from this and other new technologies.

But, she added, many members of the Jewish community now perceive a wider threat to their security.

But the year is 1962, and Bobby's commonplace concerns are reflected and amplified by a wider threat.