Sentence examples for left the threat from inspiring English sources

The government has declared it would like to offer the 3 million EU citizens settled in the UK before the referendum the right to remain but it has left the threat hanging in the air by declaring those rights "negotiating capital" in Brexit talks.

He reasoned that if he had left the threat in the sugar, it might have dissolved and vanished.

The press looked for conspiracy theories: the right feared a politicised working-class, as represented by the Chartists, and the left the threat from Hanover – Victoria's reactionary uncle King Ernest was thought to be plotting domination.

Ronnie O'Sullivan has left the threats to quit behind for now – and insists that he will play snooker for another 10 years, even targeting a world title in his 40s.

The case was frozen from 2005 until last year, leaving the threat of forced removal and demolitions.

The failure to agree on a deal leaves the threat of insolvency hanging over Holzmann.

The lawsuit continues, leaving the threat of liability over Napster's head.

By far the greater danger would be to leave the threat of terrorism unchallenged, and to let it strike over and over again.

First, it leaves the threat of litigation hanging over the company, because another plaintiff could, at any time, assert his or her own claims on an individual or class-wide basis.

In the early seventies, while Newton advocated for doubling down on food and educational programs and leaving the threat of armed insurrection behind, Cleaver continued to argue for outright armed confrontation with the white man.

"Somehow I developed a feeling of virtual invincibility once I was on the plane and heading toward new places and birds; I was leaving the threat behind," she wrote in her memoir, "Birding on Borrowed Time," published posthumously in 2003.