threat造句

The threat of deflation?

It feels no threat.

This will be your threat.

What threat did he represent?

Where, then, is the threat to confidence?

There is no threat or force involved.

All this is now under threat, however.

His words amount almost to a threat

The situation poses a grave threat to world peace.

The threat of death makes bosom buddies of us all.

Embrace change as an opportunity rather than a threat.

I think energy security is an enormous threat.

The workers' movement poses a direct threat to their interests.

That is, death is not only a biological threat, and a very permanent one, but it is also a psychological threat that we dread.

Its new military doctrine paints NATO, and particularly its enlargement, as the biggest threat to Russia.

If we remove the threat, they no longer need to follow our wishes.

The threat of the mythical Polish plumber played strongly in France.

Obviously, cyclists' flagrant disrespect for the law is a threat to public safety.

The young boy's parents told the state legislator that they are holding on by a threat.

For years after the cold war ended, NATO's threat assessment, contained in a document known as MC 161, saw no Russian threat; that is why there are few contingency plans to defend new Allies.

Tonight, I am instructing the leaders of the FBI, the CIA, the Homeland Security, and the Department of Defense to develop a Terrorist Threat Integration Center, to merge and analyze all threat information in a single location.

It looks like California's regulators have triumphantly saved their population from the threat of mass poisoning once again.

The robot erroneously identified the employee as a threat to its mission, and calculated that the most efficient way to eliminate this threat was by pushing him into an adjacent operating machine.

Tony contacts Agent Pierce at the Secret Service to inform him that Jack is a threat to Palmer.

This is not quite a threat but it is a message of some kind conveyed in plain English.

But the anarchy and openness that makes Tsukiji (roughly pronounced "skee-gee") such a magical place is under threat.

If it carried out that threat, a liquidity crisis in Greece, bank runs and other mayhem could ensue.

But the urgency of the threat, and the catastrophic consequences of even a single act of nuclear terrorism, demand an effort that is at once bold and pragmatic.

Dogs were an occasional threat as we walked along the backcountry roads, I suppose because they would perceive us as strangers invading their territory.

The local authority of Tosontsengel administrative center, Zavkhan Province, has decided to evacuate children and seniors because the smog is a threat to human health.

In the end, what I am suggesting is that with careful planning and a consistent approach, the zombie threat can be managed.

If big institutions believe this threat is real, then they must take the FDIC's authority seriously and accept a reasonable offer for acquisition.

Terrorist acts that ignore all rules are a tremendous threat to any peace-loving person, including Singaporeans who live in a country that is very open to the outside world.

They move from a reactive response to outbreaks at borders and points of entry, to a proactive response aimed at snuffing out a threat at source, before it has a chance to spread internationally.

But President Bush has stressed the target is not Russia, and that the facilities are intended to protect Europe from the threat posed by rogue states, such as Iran.

The project, launched in 2005, was under threat of cancellation amid delays and rising tensions between the two countries over Israel's devastating offensive in the Gaza Strip last year.

Nevertheless, he went on, he does not consider Iran a threat of the “same order of magnitude” as the 1950s’ Soviet Union, even as it “ideologically and militarily challenges the Middle East order.”