Sentence examples for in intimidation from inspiring English sources

Government sources deny the Prime Minister was involved in "intimidation" of a Fleet Street editor.

The demands had been accompanied by a rise in intimidation, threats and harassment, he said.

He also declined to identify the oil companies he said were involved in intimidation.

Both Muslim and Jewish families said there had been an increase in intimidation and verbal abuse.

Both are quick with their sticks high and delight in intimidation tactics.

Most people recoil in intimidation when invited to join conversations about "Citizen Kane".

Police operatives also resorted to various dirty tricks (e.g., break-ins, intimidation, the publication of fake terrorist communiqués, the spread of false and destructive rumours about individuals, and entrapment), euphemistically called "destabilization tactics," that were of questionable legality.

And when Capriles himself refused to give in to intimidation, he turned the cap into an unlikely symbol of defiance.

Metrocops are brutal in their methods, keeping the local populace in line via intimidation and physical force.

Would a change in plans be perceived negatively as caving in to intimidation, or as a magnanimous response to unforeseen resistance?

"He did so without fear, and never gave in to intimidation".