Sentence examples for consequent threats from inspiring English sources

Philip's consequent threats against Olynthus prompted Demosthenes to deliver three great speeches (the "Olynthiacs") urging Athens to aid Olynthus.

It is at least partly successful here because, wisely, he buttresses the narrative account with diagrams and drawings of the basic structures of nuclear power plants, the accident itself and the consequent threats.

Ecuador has experienced one of the highest rates of deforestation in South America over the turn of the century with consequent threats to the provision of essential life-supporting environmental services.

The film deploys Kalyani's vulnerability as a widow in a hostile society, with consequent threats to her chastity, especially during the court trial scenes.

With so much complexity, constant change and consequent threats to privilege, power and identity occurring at a spectacular pace, the need for certainty and simplicity becomes not only real, but a necessary resolution for conquering the disorienting impact of fear.

Ineos said it was thinking of switching a planned £200m investment in its Scottish refinery to plants in Belgium or Germany, with a consequent threat to Scottish jobs.

On October 22, 1870, Harper's Weekly featured a cartoon about Russia's attempt to remilitarize the Black Sea, and its consequent threat to Turkey.

In this speech Wilson listed the examples of automation in the automobile industry in the United States and the consequent threat of technological unemployment found in the white heat speech.

The Americans are expected to convey Washington's concern about what the White House described as a "deteriorating situation" involving mounting human rights abuses in Kashmir, and the consequent threat of war between India and Pakistan over the disputed territory.

However, while the Lebanese internal situation has been eased, there seems to have been no slackening of com mando activity in the south, with the consequent threat that this poses to Lebanese frontier areas.

The capital's mayor launched his attack as thousands of members of the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers RMTT) and the Transport Salaried Staffs Association TSSAA) took part in a 24-hour walkout on the underground in a row over the cutting of 800 station jobs and fears over the consequent threat to safety on the network.