Sentence examples for sometimes threatened from inspiring English sources

He sometimes threatened suicide, Rafia said.

Others are sometimes threatened by the groups they belonged to.

Journalists and central-government investigators were kept out, and sometimes threatened with violence if they persisted.

During Kuchma's second term, conflicts between right- and left-wing forces sometimes threatened political stability.

Officials have sometimes threatened to prosecute journalists under the Espionage Act, the law Judge Brinkema cited.

But even if the orchestra sometimes threatened to outweigh her, she gave a respectable performance.

Medieval bureaucracy, with its constant duplicating, petitioning and delaying, sometimes threatens to bury the reader.

The production, at nearly two and a half hours, sometimes threatens to lose its audience.

The biography, narrated in wall panels, sometimes threatens to divert attention.

Her fondness for maritime tropes sometimes threatens to sink her book.

Sometimes threatening someone with jail is going to be the only thing that will prompt compliance".