Sentence examples for subject of threatening from inspiring English sources

Rosneft already has a minority stake in the Exxon consortium, but the Americans have also been the subject of threatening murmurs, as has Total.

She was recently the subject of threatening voicemails left for the actor.

Many of my constituents can expect to be subjected to a summer of threatening language.

I have this newfound respect for the people who are having to deal with Gamergate, Brianna Wu and Anita [Sarkeesian]." Unless Jan's been forced from his home for his own safety and subjected to endless days of threatening social media messaging, I doubt he really knows what the women at the epicenter of Gamergate's hate campaign have really been through.

I have this newfound respect for the people who are having to deal with Gamergate, Brianna Wu and Anita [Sarkeesian]." Unless Jan's been forced from his home for his own safety and subjected to endless days of threatening social media messaging, I doubt he really knows what the women at the epicentre of Gamergate's hate campaign have really been through.

The House agreed today to increase the federal minimum wage by $1 to $6.15 an hour but coupled the measure to a $123 billion tax-cut package sponsored by the Republicans and subject of a threatened veto by President Clinton, imperiling the raise.

But the condemnation continued: some threatened to identify the site's founder to his colleagues; others, thinking they were the subject of a slander, threatened legal action.

POLITICO led this morning with a piece arguing that Mitt Romney's clay feet on the subject of national security threaten to turn him into John Kerry.

The statement from the bank continued: "Now that our remuneration is the subject of discussion and threatens to affect the future of ABN Amro, we are putting the interests of the bank and the public first - as we always do - and have decided to renounce the allowance.

Driven by the ghost that still stalks the nursery, Hrdy's encyclopedic treatment of the subject threatens to test the patience of her reader.

I felt kind of threatened.