Sentence examples for into threats from inspiring English sources

Human behavior can also turn some diseases into threats.

When those protests darkened into threats, the local police got involved, as did the F.B.I.

The e-mail is being considered as part of an ongoing F.B.I. investigation into threats against Sarkeesian.

We're not going to continue to give into threats and intimidation and feed the power of the schoolyard bully'".

"If not fixed," the department said, "over many years the leaks could develop into threats to the aqueduct".

An earlier police investigation into threats against him resulted in a prosecution under the Malicious Communications Act in 2010.

He had, it seemed, locked onto his ideal subject: the ease with which acquaintance can slide into threat.

The travelers had already been taping their own fights and either selling the footage in streets and pubs, or editing it into "threat tapes".

But control did not translate into threat immediately, which came as no surprise to regular observers of United under the besieged Dutchman.

The very ordinariness of these moments, and the indefinable point at which they crack and spill into something out of the ordinary, and thence into threat, are a horribly deft introduction to the Haneke method.

Despite the past six decades of research into threat communication effectiveness (see Witte & Allen, 2000, for an excellent overview), consensus remains elusive.