Sentence examples for menacing consequence from inspiring English sources

Anxieties were high in Turkey's ethnically and religiously mixed southern border region, where some saw the bombings — which killed 46 and injured more than 100 — as a menacing consequence of the government's strong support for Syria's rebels.

Menacing face met menacing face.

The consequences would be menacing.

Ms. Gilman's "Boy Gets Girl," which arrives in the Royal Court on Nov. 7, also involves an offbeat variety of love, this time a blind date whose consequences get worrying and menacing.

And then there are geopolitical concerns: Angela Merkel the German chancellor, is said to be among those who fear the consequences of a fracturing Europe when Russia is menacing its neighbours.

As a consequence, women face a startling amount of everyday violence and an atmosphere of menace, as well as a host of smaller insults and aggressions meant to keep us down.

The pirates would be a limited menace were it not for search engines that point users to these rogue sites with no fear of legal consequence, thanks to a provision inserted into the 1998 copyright laws.

Or menacing.

The streets felt menacing.

Was the cat menacing?

Deep, guttural, almost menacing.