Sentence examples for won the threat from inspiring English sources

It's not like the battle has been won – the threat is still very real – but it's not on the scale of a few years ago".

Infighting reigns: last week, Theresa May faced a No Confidence vote from within her own party, and inexplicably won (the threat if she didn't win was: much more, much worse, chaos. Our best scenario right now is "not that much chaos"); a week later, she fended off a half-hearted attempt at the same thing being called across the Commons by Corbyn.

Though few libel cases reach court – and fewer are won – the simple threat of action can have a paralysing effect on free speech.

At April's Extreme Rules, Cena won the title in a triple threat steel cage match against The Miz and Morrison.

Empire Maker, considered the main threat to Funny Cide, won the Wood Memorial in his only start on a muddy track.

Stewart won the All-Star race last month for Stewart-Haas Racing, and this win stamped him as a threat to win his third Cup title.

Black is a rook down, but the threat 19...Nc2+, winning the queen, can't by stopped.

there is not the threat of winning the exchange (8...Bxd2+ would be answered by 9.Bxd2) and White can repel Black's attack with 8.Rb1 Qa3 9.Rb3 Qa5 10.dxc7 Nc6 11.a3!

But QPR's nouveau-riche swagger really was underpinned by a sense of "typical Rangers" folly – thanks to third-party involvement in the deal that brought Alejandro Faurlin to west London, we couldn't even enjoy winning the league properly as the threat of a points deduction hung over the club until the last day of the season.

Is war a promising way to win the security from nuclear threat that all the world's seeks?

They actually lost only three of their last 13 games to escape the threat of relegation, winning the last three.