Sentence examples for will be a threat from inspiring English sources

"But that being said, you know, I still feel like I will be a threat at Wimbledon for the rest of my career.

Al Qaeda affiliates in Yemen and elsewhere will be a threat for the foreseeable future.

Artificial intelligence will be a threat because we are stupid, not because it is clever and evil, according to experts.

If they obtain them, they will be a threat "to every nation and eventually to civilization itself".

In the backs, any side containing Will Genia, Israel Folau and Carlos Spencer 2.0 Quade Cooper will be a threat.

This is because, whether they care to admit it or not, Marine Le Pen will be a threat in next year's European elections.

As long as I'm still in the tournament, I'll be a threat".

Mitchell Johnson has created a lot of scars, so if he's still around he'll be a threat.

"I still like the makeup of their team, and they'll be a threat for any team in the playoffs," Woodson said, adding later: "They play hard.

If Didier Deschamps can get his team playing way the way they did on Tuesday night in Brazil, then they'll be a threat to anyone.

If Didier Deschamps can get his side this fired up in the finals then they'll be a threat to pretty much everyone.