Sentence examples for persistent threatening from inspiring English sources

In bold letters on another slide, the Army tells its members that "derogatory, persistent, threatening or annoying behavior" is unacceptable in any form, on or off duty, from anonymous threats to graffiti in latrines.

This rate can climb as high as one third per day in persistent, threatening turbidity.

On the ground Ghouta, too, has been a persistent problem, threatening the capital, and apparently resilient to regime efforts to retake it, perhaps encouraging more extreme tactics.

The decision underscores concerns that a strong yen and persistent deflation threaten Japan's economic recovery.

"China's persistent appetite threatens to undermine the entire premise behind the Global Fund," he wrote in the July issue of Foreign Policy.

The goal was to block so-called three-strikes systems like those that are set to take effect in France and Britain, threatening persistent pirates with the suspension of their Internet connections.

Persistent unemployment nationwide is threatening to inhibit consumer spending.

No deaths, persistent disability, or life threatening events occurred.

Treatment should be discontinued if the patient continues to experience any recurrent life threatening or persistent morbidity.

Among his initiatives are a so-called three-strikes law that threatens persistent digital pirates with the suspension of their Internet connections.

This year was predominantly overcast – a predicted summer heatwave failing to turn up and autumn rains so persistent that they threatened to wash parts of Cumbria out to sea.