Sentence examples for intimidated against from inspiring English sources

Many refugees now want to go home but have been intimidated against doing so by the marauding militias.

This year, Weis said, he was pleased that his players weren't intimidated against U.S.C., even if they were outplayed.

Since looking intimidated against Kentucky and Kansas, he has regained his shooter's mentality and he corrects his own mistakes.

Rebellions against the party leadership used to be reinforced by MPs who had been intimidated into voting against the whip.

"I was intimidated going up against all these big construction companies that don't really have to deal with a small firm," she said.

Plus, do you really think that we are going to be intimidated to play against a James Madison or a Delaware after this?" Waddell speaks the truth.

Voces de la Frontera, an immigrant workers' center based in Milwaukee that is working with the United Steelworkers to unionize the Palermo's workers, has asked the National Labor Relations Board to rule that Palermo's illegally intimidated and retaliated against employees for seeking to unionize.

But the officer said the Shiites appeared to be too intimidated to rise against Mr. Hussein in the face of the paramilitary units, which include the Fedayeen Saddam (one translation is "Those willing to die for Saddam") and other groups created by the Iraqi leader to serve as enforcers, spies and supporters.

Some children might have been intimidated by competing against spellers over twice their age, but Madison seemed unfazed.

It would have been natural for Chia to be intimidated while competing against players with more high school experience, but that wasn't the case.

The students say administrators have intimidated and discriminated against students and staff who have been vocal about Clery Act violations, although specific examples are being kept confidential.