Sentence examples for implicit threat of from inspiring English sources

Some labor contractors use this implicit threat of exposure to keep them in line.

That proposal contains the implicit threat of immediate military action if Iraq resists.

The bombast, and the implicit threat of Chávez's words, captivated Venezuelans, and launched his political career.

The latest figures, with their implicit threat of deflation, make all this much more urgent.

Putin uses the implicit threat of cutting off the gas — especially during winter — to keep NATO somewhat in line.

It also contains an implicit threat of obsolescence, since what crests and crashes ashore is also sure to ebb.

Over the last month of the race, DNC members became less nervous about the implicit threat of the Ellison campaign.

Mr. Molinari's reference to PNE's business interests, it recently ruled, "could be found to contain an implicit threat of retaliation" should his wishes be ignored.

He advises that if you're looking for a square deal from a street gang, with its implicit threat of muscle, forget it.

I don't think weapons inspection works without the implicit threat of force but in these circumstances I do not think it would be very helpful to use it.

Dacre's dislike of the Leveson inquiry and its implicit threat of more robust press regulation was barely concealed in his turns before the judge last year.