Sentence examples for all threatening from inspiring English sources

"The current chaos in Syria is hard for European citizens to understand," he said, "but what is happening concerns us all," threatening to swamp the stirrings of Arab democracy with resurgent dictatorships, both secular and religious.

The Jets began to show the urgency they lacked in the opening stages with Cooper, Enver Alivodic and Edson Montano all threatening to find the equaliser late in the half.

American withdrawal from these initiatives would doom them all, threatening a reversal into protectionism.In this section American politics, global trade Johannesburgers and fries ReprintsThird, American leadership has been crucial in assuring the compatibility, indeed the complementarity, of regional and global liberalisation.

It's your readiness to trade certain niceties of atmosphere and etiquette for the festive distraction of the fatty dog, a pork shoulder sausage that's seasoned with XO sauce and tucked into not just a bun but a party: pickled chili, pickled radish, pickled garlic and mayonnaise, all threatening to tumble or ooze onto your shirt.

The U's were under pressure from the off, with Caitlin Friend, Jess Clarke and Amy Turner all threatening in the opening moments.

Assurances that new work will automatically be created as economies grow are less and less convincing with the approach of a new wave of computers, robots, drones and self-driving vehicles, all threatening what The Atlantic called "a world without work".

Not all threatened artists, however, have the same platform or public backing that Ai Weiwei does.

"Seasonals, weather effects and a tendency to be under-reported initially all threaten the number".

So far this season, the LFP, the RFEF and the AFE have all threatened to strike.

Together, it all threatens to hobble his 2010 run like an arthritic knee.

He saw the dog and he wasn't at all threatened.