Sentence examples for is threatening enough from inspiring English sources
The ability to spy is threatening enough.
A hacker taking over your computer is threatening enough.
Despite these barriers to entry, D.F.A. is threatening enough, with about $208 billion in assets under management, that when you search for the company using Google, you will sometimes find that Vanguard and T. Rowe Price have placed ads on some pages in an attempt to steer you away.
Nevermind that already living near a coal ash waste site is threatening enough to one's health and livelihood.
The militarization of police with SWAT teams, armored vehicles, etc. is threatening enough to citizens' liberty without the unnecessary use of military-grade explosives to endanger the civilians whose welfare they are supposed to be safeguarding.
In the United States, about a third of early births result from decisions by doctors that the health of either the mother or child is threatened enough to end the pregnancy early, usually with a Caesarean section.
Belgium, which also has a huge debt burden, would face a similar problem.All of those consequences are threatening enough to EMU's future prospects.
They are threatening enough that when a rash of similar sites popped up in China last summer, the government stamped them out within a couple of weeks, contending they had failed to register with the authorities.
Rear Admiral Craig R. Quigley, a spokesman for the Pentagon, said the angry crowds of Slavs that confronted the convoy upon its return were threatening enough that the American commander turned the vehicles around and searched for alternative routes, receiving help from two unmanned reconnaissance aircraft.
On October 8, Marty was threatening enough to prompt the Mexican government to issue a tropical storm watch from Manzanillo to Acapulco.
While most of that behavior doesn't get prosecuted, if the DoJ decides it wants to target a certain person, it is relatively easy to find a host of charges that could stick -- or at least that are threatening enough to coerce a guilty plea, as the prosecution attempted with Swartz.
