Sentence examples for frequent threat from inspiring English sources

But Spurs provided the more frequent threat.

But events are moving fast; Kakai villages are a few kilometres from IS-held land and under frequent threat.

But last year's attack in Riyadh shattered whatever sense of untouchability that existed, and Tuesday's explosion suggested such violence may become a more frequent threat.

During the session, he also softened his frequent threat to reopen libel laws and use them more aggressively against news outlets that write critical things about him.

Typhoons are a frequent threat and earthquakes a constant menace -- 2,455 people died in a quake here just over four years ago that destroyed 51,000 homes and damaged an additional 53,000.

The prospect of entertaining your employer was also a frequent threat in Happy Ever After (1974-78), the grandparent of the "empty nest" genre in which a couple adjust to their children having left home.

And Galić continues to receive frequent threats.

The group receives frequent threats, and they often notice people watching the office or following them.

He manipulated him with temper tantrums, tears, hysterical outbursts and frequent threats of resignation.

The reason for this unease, even after the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 is not frequent threats to American security.

The literature shows that frequent threats of expulsion may increase efficiency in the provision of public goods.