Sentence examples similar to led threats from inspiring English sources

Leading threats include habitat loss and fragmentation as a result of slash-and-burn agriculture, mining, and illegal logging".

That led to threats about reviewing the salary packages of University vice-chancellors.

In South Carolina, an overheated tariff debate led to threats of secession in 1831, but no such fracture occurred.

One afternoon when Ryan was 12, a fight with his brother led to threats from Ryan that he was going to knife his brother and mother to death.

The letter led to threats by members of the Israeli Parliament of economic consequences for the theaters, which are partly state-financed.

He refused conciliatory offers by the French government, and his attempt to exclude Great Britain from the negotiations led to threats of British intervention.

In August a struggle for power led to threats from the army, led by Colonel Boumedienne, supporting Ben Bella, who had made himself a national hero.

The administration official said a launching date for the Columbia last July had led to threats from people claiming they would try to target or disrupt the launch.

The US changes has already led to threats by the European Union to introduce tighter reciprocal visa requirements for American citizens visiting Europe for pleasure.

Darling's new supertax on bonuses led to threats that star bankers would leave the UK to live and work in countries with less punitive tax regimes.

In 1452 he began active administration in Brixen, but his attempts at reform led to threats and clashes with Sigismund, the count of Tirol.