Sentence examples for either threat from inspiring English sources

In doing so, the West fails to completely eliminate either threat.

Art frightens some people now for other reasons; communism looms to almost no one as either threat or panacea.

Moreover, existing performance monitoring approaches (electronic or not) are often dreaded by workers since they either threat their privacy or are based on productivity measures, with specific side effects.

Adult ducks can fall victim to wild predators and bad weather, and the primary purpose of a shelter is to protect them from either threat.

For example, Wilson, MacLeod, Mathews, and Rutherford (2006) first demonstrated that modifying interpretive bias in either a threat or non-threat direction impacted on anxiety vulnerability in response to watching a film containing scenes of real-life accidents.

Those who malign Iran, Mr. Rouhani said, "are either a threat against international peace and security themselves or promote such a threat".

A total of 53 native English-speaking, healthy participants were randomly assigned to either "attend-threat" or "avoid-threat" training conditions (see Attentional Training Task below).

"Nor am I exaggerating either the threat or inflating the consequences of a victory for the extremists.

Brotherhood officials called the reports either a threat or a trial balloon, and other official sources said the election commission was still evaluating charges of fraud.

Often he had to combine either the threat or the use of force with an appeal to religious and xenophobic sensibilities.

Donaldson said that nearly 250 libraries are currently either under threat of closure or else have been closed or left council control since April this year, while 2,159 library staff posts, out of a total of 20,924, are set to be cut.