potential menace

Sixteen in all and any one a potential menace if we keep them here.

They regarded powerful Hungary as a potential menace to their national identity.

Dogs missing these early experiences could end up frightened of anything - and, yes, a potential menace.

The blight and the potential menace created by the distribution boxes are hardly new issues.

The Ousters would be eradicated as a potential menace once and for all.

But they would necessarily realize that the existence and civilization of humanity was a potential menace to their own race.

Shouldn't they be banned as a potential menace?

Either way, preservationists regard them as potential menaces.

Kuwaiti officials are bitter about Iraq's 1990 invasion of their country and see the Hussein government as a potential menace.

Lloyd George never appreciated the potential menace of Baldwin.

If Stansby had recognized the potential menace of the diamond suit, he might have thought twice about redoubling.

But a mile away, at the busy airport, those same birds are perceived as a potential menace to aviation that has to be repelled.

Oddly, however, the ship is a potential menace as it heads toward a rowboat with two hapless occupants.

Still, the greatest potential menaces to the A.F.A. are hardly the forces of nature.

Urlich, like Jocelyn, knew that Ricordo had sighted a potential menace.

It's a potential menace to shipping."

Curwen, it was clear, formed a vague potential menace to the welfare of the town and Colony; and must be eliminated at any cost.

When the potential menace of "activities" is regarded as a critical and "irreversible" endangerment, these "activities" should be forbidden.

Polar bears, which have been known to attack and eat animals as large as beluga whales, are a potential menace, although they are rare.

In May the Communists were expelled from the French and Italian governments, but they remained a potential menace.

The potential menace is countered by Don Porcaro's standing works testifying to the lyrical possibilities of combining limestone and slate.

I know it will be impossible to believe, but robots were seen not as utterly trustworthy mechanical servants, but as so many potential menaces, fearful threats.

But if Omar Krepps had been so aware of the potential menace of the device he had created, why hadn't he let it die with him?

This, in turn, prevents Madame Xanadu from interfering, despite having foreseen the potential menace the unchecked Spectre would have brought on Earth.

You're right about Fury being a potential menace to the Milieu, and you're right about it being capable of manipulating humanity to its own ends.