Sentence examples for faced threat from inspiring English sources

The Astor recently faced threat of closure as the building's then owners, a nearby private school, did not agree to extend the lease beyond 2015.

A few weeks later, Major Russell Washington, of the D.C. National Guard, stressed that Khalas had "provided faithful and valuable service to the US Government, and like the other interpreters, faced threat as a result of their employment and association with the United States military... it is my opinion he does not pose a threat to the national security or safety of the United States".

It bears noting, for those who genuinely care about freedom of expression, that not a one of these offensive "speakers," including Trump himself, has faced threat of any civil or criminal penalties as a result of their vile utterances.

Mr. Rangel has rarely faced threats to his job security.

In Kashmir, the rock band has also faced threats.

"We have never faced threats like this before.

Like Robinson, Walker faced threats from both the crowds and from his fellow players.

Johnson led more laps than any driver but faced threats late in the evening.

A sharp publicist, he switched sides, made enemies and faced threats.

Latif said many people wanted to leave but they faced threats from the protest leaders.

Though he has faced threats from conservatives, Mr. Smith said, "I gained more votes than I lost".