Sentences with phrase «as a threat»

These developments should not be seen as a threat as much as an opportunity for developers and innovators.

The screws or add - ons have to be quickly taken care of yet not so exceptionally basic that your child can open them as well as threat of injury.

He / she will interpret a different point of view as a threat, and it's not worth the risk.

This standard opened up the possibility of excessive judicial discretion as well as a threat of inconsistency in the results, resulting in hotly contested custody battles.

The study of the physiology of the brain during meditation is seen not as a threat but as a support for religious practice.

The threat may be overt or it may be subtle, such as the threat of sheer difference in colour, religion, language, taste, or morals.

You can use self - publishing as a threat in contract negotiations.

Unlike online charter schools, they are generally not viewed as a threat by local districts.

Teachers and parents connected with honors courses are succeeding under the current system; often they view change as a threat to their position.

If that's even slightly off, debt - to - GDP could keep rising — and stick dangerously near the 90 percent mark that economists regard as a threat to sustainable economic growth.

If your pitch is abstract and lacks visual cues, it could be interpreted as a threat.

We are aware that to help more we need to be at decision - making stages, but we are seen as a threat for authorities.

The condition known as compassion fatigue has been increasingly identified as a threat to the well - being, health, and even lives of people who work with animals.

Help him understand that what he said could be taken as a threat (with younger students, explain what you mean by «threat») and might cause him serious problems.

Indeed, a new person present could be processed by your dog as a threat, especially with rescue dogs who have suffered a traumatic past.

Always double check that their face is clear of any fabric as this can be dangerous and pose as a threat to their breathing.

Currently the churches have a similar opportunity to open up discussion which, in general, they again treat as a threat.

A phone call to the police shouldn't be used as a threat or a punishment, but it should be used when you have legitimate safety concerns.

Children with reactive attachment disorder may also use such situations as threats against parents at later times.

That's why to initially gain a dog's trust we must get down to their level so as not to appear as a threat.

Private schools also sometimes see charter schools as a threat to their finances and influence.

So it's hard to describe as a threat to the environment that did not exist already.

Because vampire bats carry rabies, they are often considered as a threat to livestock.

It is for the reason that these dogs can emerge as a threat to your family members, especially for the babies.

We're afraid of what the police might do to us, we're afraid of going to jail but nothing scares us as much as the threat of runaway climate change.

Generally, banks consider cryptocurrencies as a threat and discourage their clients from participating in the industry.

Only 2 per cent see science as a threat to religion.

But some prominent academics, especially in the social sciences, saw the proposal as a threat to the French language.

I thought you were paying a compliment to people who see technology as a threat and not a tool.

The ladder can not be kicked away, even as the threat of climate change becomes more dire by the day.

• Regarding gasoline for the car, fill up the tank as soon as the threat of a storm is announced.

While companies continue to view data privacy class actions as a threat, fewer than one quarter have actually faced a data privacy class action.

As threats increase, our ability to adapt to future changes may be limited.

The central bank indicated it does not consider existing digital currencies like bitcoin as a threat to the financial system.

The role and responsibility of a police officer is becoming complex with coming time as the threats are also increasing.

Did she simply not do her homework here, or is the idea to portray these cats as a threat far, far beyond what the scientific evidence supports?

Increasing elephant numbers are often cited as a threat to forests; scientists found otherwise.

So the younger child is perceived by the older child as a threat to his or her security.

Because it is often hard to distinguish between regular mold and black mold, it is best to treat all mold growth as a threat.

Moreover, as threats evolve so should spending and development priorities.

This shows how much they view this technology and fully decentralized currency as a threat.

It needs to develop revenue - raising activity as threats to split its regulatory and representational functions grow more intense.

Death stands as a threat to man's life.

Do you regard the ID movement as a threat to science?

Even now, as the threat becomes clearer, we still refuse to face the moral issue on any large scale.

But just as that threat to his position retreats, others are now advancing.