Sentence examples for a threat where from inspiring English sources

People who are afraid might see a threat where people who aren't afraid don't.

Hot in the sense that despite their 1-2-3 record, they are still clearly a threat where it counts.

And after the invasion, about 70 to 80 Britons traveled to Iraq to join the insurgency, she said, thus creating a threat where there had been none.

It is not just that Ukip can directly take Labour votes, but that it can fuse them with Conservative votes to generate a threat where it would not otherwise exist".

Iraq's prime minister has begun to pursue the rebels with vigor, and Iraq's own people have turned their backs upon them, seeing a threat where they once saw heroes.

"It may be a threat where [a prisoner says to another prisoner] 'you make sure your partner brings that in' and children are used to do that," she said.

If so, they should pose a particular threat where a sequence of take-all susceptible cereals is interrupted by set-aside or conservation covers, where populations of volunteers can be very large, especially if they are established by natural regeneration, and where there are usually restrictions on how, and how early, they can be controlled.

She wanted a narrow focus on individuals posing a security threat, where Gove wanted to take on ideas, or as he floridly put it, "to drain the swamp" before "the crocodiles reach the boat".

A deliberate knock-on effect is that they're also a huge threat where Fifa 17's retooled set-pieces are concerned; an aiming reticule on corners and free-kicks enables you to specify exactly where you want your cross to go – again with contextual results.

Such negative consequences include the lack of a divorce threat, where the woman does not have the economic means to ask for a divorce because she does not have a full-time job, and she has less money that she personally receives, decreasing her perceived contributions to the household.

TekSavvy has since changed its policies so that such disclosures will now be made "only in response to a warrant, production order," or in exceptional circumstances, such as a live bomb threat, where a warrant would likely be granted if time allowed.