Sentence examples for prior threats from inspiring English sources

"Lake's present conduct is consistent with his prior threats against Reggie Bush and his family," the statement read.

Britain, France and Germany will be shareholders in the company, which means that if Washington were serious about its prior threats, it probably would have to directly sanction three of its closest allies.

"The committee found the attacks were preventable, based on extensive intelligence reporting on the terrorist activity in Libya — to include prior threats and attacks against Western targets — and given the known security shortfalls at the U.S. Mission," the Senate committee said in a statement in releasing the 58-page declassified report.

Nel: #OscarPistorius always talking about "me... Please protect me... ........ Re covering up prior threats and incidents.

In another video, the fighters make good on their prior threat to take out the regime headquarters.

The White House was attempting to contain a renewed outbreak of criticism on Friday over the 2011 attack on the US diplomatic mission in Benghazi after leaked emails revealed that state department officials had edited out references to prior terrorism threats from official statements made in the immediate aftermath of the incident.

Apple sends an open letter to Lodsys declaring that iOS developers are covered under licensing agreements between Apple/Lodsys — and Lodsys responds by turning their prior legal threats into actual lawsuits).

Baseline factors that were significantly associated with hospitalization in the olanzapine-LAI group were: prior suicide threats with an odds ratio (OR) of 7.1 (95% CI: 2.2; 23.0), and previous hospitalization with an OR of 5.84 (95% CI: 1.92; 17.78).

Other statistically significant baseline factors associated with a shorter time to hospitalization among patients in the olanzapine-LAI group were higher PANSS score, prior suicide threats and previous psychiatric hospitalization.

Under high-threat conditions the control, unstressed animals decreased their performance by an average of 28% ± SE 9% (number of rewards obtained) compared to their performance in a prior low-threat test ([final-initial/initial] × 100).

Broadly speaking, they replicated Field and Storksen-Coulson's (2007) results in that prior verbal threat information significantly facilitated the effects of a negative modeling experience on children's fear beliefs.