Sentence examples for early threats from inspiring English sources

But such laws are on the books virtually everywhere, though they can backfire, driving infected people underground, as did early threats to lock up anyone with AIDS.

Despite early threats from his right flank that lawmakers would bolt from the governing coalition if Ulpana was evacuated, Mr. Netanyahu seems to have navigated the politics of the situation successfully.

A new computer program could help to calm civil unrest and identify early threats to public safety by analysing postings on Twitter and assessing public mood, academics have said.

While officials of the Gore campaign have said for months that they intended to compete in Florida, they conceded that some of their early threats were intended to keep the Republicans off balance.

Ajax overcame early threats from NAC to win 3 0 while an early red card for Groningen's Granqvist for shielding the ball with his arms after slipping just outside his own box gave Steve McClaren's FC Twente an edge they knew how to exploit.

They claim Emotive could help calm civil unrest and identify early threats to public safety.

Hazard was Chelsea's chief early threat, constantly wriggling and probing for openings.

Against China on Saturday, Pierce began the fourth quarter with a driving layup and finished with 19 points to help the United States recover from an early threat.

Leeds posed the early threat, giving Liverpool's three-man central midfield no time on the ball and looking for the first-time pass behind Lucas Leiva and Ragnar Klavan.

An early threat of rain had burned away by the time people had set up for SixFtHick's Saturday afternoon opening set, and after a clear night Sunday was downright hot.

The perception of Meerkat as an early threat to Twitter's new streaming product gave it a sense of buzz.