"I don't need to be threatened about it at every turn".
The fire was threatening about 5,500 residences, according to the United States Forest Service.
In 1978, the skyscrapers are, for many people, symbols of what is threatening about the time in which we live.
She adds: What's threatening about Fury Road is the idea that when the earth burns, women might not actually want men to protect them.
The fire is threatening about 2,600 homes and other structures.
What is threatening about the Snowden leaks is not the exposure of effective tactics employed by the U.S. in the fight against terrorism but rather the Keystone Cops-style ridicule it has brought upon America's claim of leadership in that effort.
"The sense in the year 2010 that there's something threatening about civilian marksmanship is a function of 1990s political correctness and guilt by association," Nick Dranias, director of the Center for Constitutional Government at the Goldwater Institute, said.
Reflecting on this episode more than fifteen years later, Heti decides that the doctor, like other opponents of abortion, must have felt that "there is something threatening about a woman who is not occupied with children. . . .
The blaze was still threatening about 500 structures, but residents with identification were being allowed back into the Lushmeadow area, the agency said.
Harry, though – he was passionate, but there was nothing patronising about him, and there was nothing threatening about him.
If there was something threatening about the incursion of Western cultural and political influence ten years ago, the China of today seems a bit more confident about its standing in the world.
