Sentence examples similar to plenty of threatening from inspiring English sources

Many economists, demographers and Mexican officials see the growing foreign presence as an indicator that global trends have been breaking Mexico's way — or as President Enrique Peña Nieto often puts it, "the stars are aligning" — but there are plenty of obstacles threatening to scuttle Mexico's moment.

Every vice president in the company, and plenty of other employees, threatened to quit.

From tornados to earthquakes, plenty of catastrophes have threatened couples' big days -- wrecking ceremonies, reception tents, photo sessions and more.

I felt kind of threatened.

Saints have lost their last two Premier League matches but grew in confidence as the half wore on, enjoying plenty of possession without really threatening a well-organised Burnley defence.

And they sorely missed Suarez's menace as they enjoyed plenty of possession but never threatened to turn it into tangible reward.

There were plenty of not-quite-life-threatening ordeals that must have made Ms. Carey stronger.

No wonder, given that the organization has scored such important victories as a living wage for workers, which would threaten plenty of businesses.

There have been plenty of other examples of her threatening other Twitter users who showed up in her feed too.

There are plenty of precedents in which violence threatened to derail Middle East peace accords.

There are plenty of movies where the woman threatens: "So help me, if you so much as touch me, I'll scream".