Sentence examples for blackmailing in from inspiring English sources

His true vocation is trafficking in the black market, living what passes for the high life in Bucharest, and knowing, bribing or blackmailing everyone worth knowing, bribing or blackmailing in the country's byzantine hierarchy.

As she builds her case, Malvo toys with a religious supermarket magnate (Oliver Platt) he's been blackmailing in hyperbolic fashion — while playing God, quite literally, he drops locusts into the supermarket and arranges for blood to pour from the man's shower head.

We show here that inclusion of blackmailing in a hidden strategy game leads to stable or oscillatory coexistence of different strategies, where cooperation is maintained at high proportions.

Nuclear blackmail, in short, pays pretty well.

There was an element of blackmail in Zimmerman's message.

People don't want to be blackmailed in that way.

Those who refused to submit to blackmail in Washington need to remain vigilant.

I remember feeling dimly that there was a kind of blackmail in it.

Your use of the word "blackmail" in this context is factually inaccurate and, I am sorry to say, offensive.

"No attempt at blackmail in relation to law enforcement is permissible," Mr. Putin said at that time.

Mathilde has one weakness: she carries a photograph of her daughter — a source of possible blackmail — in her handbag.