Sentence examples for In threatens from inspiring English sources

She feels herself 'hyper-prepared, or haywire, or hair-trigger' as the detail of her life crowds in, threatens to overwhelm her.

The picture he sketches of his parents – young immigrants desperate to fit in – threatens to be illuminating as well as funny, but Amos pulls away and resumes the consensual cliches about disciplinarian fathers and life before the mobile phone.

Fear says that bringing people who are infected with Ebola to the city I live in threatens my safety.

Heritiera is the genus with the most threatened mangrove species with 2 of the 3 species (66%) in threatened categories.

He finds them havens in threatening times.

The dialogue is steeped in threatening language and violent imagery.

They have found it in threatened national identity.

Sen. Richard C. Shelby (Dem-Alabama) joined him in threatening a filibuster.

"There is absolutely no point in threatening to sue," Madison said calmly into his headset.

Michael Ignatieff, the Liberal leader, miscalculated in threatening (but failing) to bring the government down.

British mosques and Islamic centres have reported a sharp increase in threatening messages.