Sentence examples for endless threats from inspiring English sources
The endless threats by the big power companies about chasing away future investment is why Ofgem has done too little too late.
She receives endless threats, is routinely called the c-word on social media and someone even made a game in which you can repeatedly punch her in the face.
With slowness comes quality of content; that is indisputable, yet there have been endless threats to slowness, and each time art remains unstrangled.
In 2001, the accuser, who was a white Penn State student, told the campus paper the Daily Collegian that she withdrew from the university after "harassment and endless threats I received".
According to Royce, "By refusing to surrender to endless threats and centuries of oppression, the Tatar people continue to give hope to all those around the world who are battling overwhelming forces in defense of their homes and freedom".
Add to this the endless threat of lawsuits, class-action or otherwise, and life-or-death battles over patents.
James Alefantis, Comet Ping Pong's owner, told The New York Times in November that he and his employees had received "endless" death threats and other messages over the baseless conspiracy.
What with ISIS, Iran's dangerous support for terror, the endless violence, and Jihadi threats gripping the region, it is a challenge identifying a strong dependable, and extraordinarily supportive Arab ally in the chaos.
Making grisly circus turns out of disturbed children for the rest of their lives, condemning them to endless disruption, upheaval, and threats at best?
They often thank the cook (in part because the cook has been known to rant endlessly about ingratitude and make idle threats about endless meals of macaroni and cheese).
There was the constant drumbeat of fear, amplifying legitimate debate about national security and the horrors occurring in Syria and Iraq with warnings about imminent domestic threats, and endless legal "crackdowns", often briefed to the Daily Telegraph before the cabinet.
