Sentence examples for more intimidation from inspiring English sources

In the NY1 interview, Mr. Hynes said that he had tried to pursue people who intimidate victims or witnesses, but that ultra-Orthodox Jewish victims had refused to wear concealed recording devices to gather evidence, fearing their cooperation would lead to more intimidation.

This leaves you open to more intimidation.

There is a change of atmosphere in Kiev: a little less freedom, a bit more intimidation.

"This looks like it's much more about intimidation and coercion than about criminal conduct," Mr. Romero said.

Times have changed, however, and in the age of the metrosexual more subtle intimidation is being employed.

The E7 prototype is the same width and a foot shorter than the Crown Vic..And it is six inches taller for easier entry and more visual intimidation.

Once I got started, though, the censors were less aggressive than I had expected, apparently relying more on intimidation than on actual censorship.

But Kimball's approach engenders more kitchen intimidation than it alleviates by creating a laboratory ethos where there could just as easily be a painter's palette.

The shadowing continued for some time after that -- so obviously that it seemed designed more for intimidation than to keep up with my comings and goings.

But they view the president, who seems to have access to unlimited campaign funds, with little more enthusiasm.Violence, intimidation, arbitrary arrests and deaths during campaigning have been blamed on thugs loyal to him.

In no particular order: During her eight weeks living on Bristol's Southmead estate, why was undercover reporter Tamanna Rahman seemingly the focus of more "abuse, intimidation and attacks" (her description) than her undercover "husband" Amil Khan?