Sentence examples for described as threatening from inspiring English sources
These folks will remember you politically.'" Barron proceeded to tear up the letter, which he described as "threatening".
Today's hearing was the latest in a series of pretrial arguments, but a ruling invalidating the warrant and suppressing evidence seized at Dr. Lee's home in White Rock, N.M., on April 10 , 1999 could cripple the prosecution in a case that the government has described as threatening the nuclear balance of power and Dr. Lee's defenders have characterized as a racist witch-hunt.
Three popular radio talk show hosts quit this spring and two of them fled the territory after receiving what they described as threatening phone calls.
Up close and personal, Hardy wouldn't be described as threatening – in fact, he is pleasant, open, accommodating and unfailingly polite – but it seems that he's perpetually suppressing turmoil and conflict, and just barely at that.
In 1997, when a fully torn rotator cuff forced Fernandez out of postseason play, the injury was described as career threatening.
US forces flew into Syria in defiance of air defence batteries that senior military officials have described as highly threatening to pilots. Modified Black Hawk helicopters were involved, and "armed fixed-wing aircraft and drones" provided cover to forces on the ground, said an administration official.
It is now known that LeGrier contacted emergency services at least three times seeking help for what he described as someone threatening his life.
It was what my radiologist described as "breast threatening, not life threatening".
He described himself as "threatened, scared and confused," during his initial interrogation, complaining that the police had warned that he would receive life in prison if he did not cooperate and made him submit to a polygraph test.
His condition was later described as non-life threatening.
The inmate, Willie Tiller, was hospitalized with injuries described as not life threatening.
