Sentence examples for real threatening from inspiring English sources

"Where the line is between legal and illegal behavior is at the real threatening stage," she said.

But the losses are now beginning to be real, threatening to eat up savings that Americans had before the boom years.

The first half continued in the standard tempo of a 'Clasico' as Spanish Cup holders Barcelona dominated the ball with their relentless 'Tiki-taka' passing, and La Liga champions Real threatened with their incisive speed and power on the break.

Real threatened to run riot in the early stages as former Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo - given a predictably hostile reception - saw an effort scrambled off the line and Sami Khedira wasted three opportunities.

One of the callers had examined the predator through the zoom lens of his camera, and was convinced the animal was real, and threatening.

It is obvious that there is still a large gap in realism between scary images or video clips on the one hand, and confrontations with real-world threatening stimuli on the other hand.

So many outlets falsely reported the Harambe Hologram they believed was real it threatened to overshadow the actual lineup.

In western Europe, occupation meant German occupation, real or threatened.

A new book by Laurence Tribe and Joshua Matz examines the real and threatened power of impeachment.

As for proxy battles, I'm tracking more than three dozen real or threatened contests.

"When we find out intelligence that is real that threatens people, I believe we have an obligation, as government, to share that with people," Mr. Bush said.