Sentence examples similar to tacit intimidation from inspiring English sources
In Nigeria, for example, there are organised groups who seek to exert influence through violence and intimidation, in some cases with clubs' tacit support or blatant complicity.
There is intimidation of critical media voices and tacit support for friendly politicians.
Like many members of a small and vocal fringe of Islamist vigilante groups in Cirebon, Mr. Syarif operated with near-impunity as the local authorities turned a blind eye to — or even tacitly condoned, liberal Muslim leaders say — an atmosphere of intimidation against minorities and others deemed un-Islamic.
Clemens's tacit admission that his successful pitching career depends upon his intimidation of opposing batters by deliberately throwing inside pitches (including at the head of those batters and obviously above the strike zone) deserves more than mere public name-calling.
"This is pure intimidation.
First, it tries intimidation.
Intimidation is normal, too.
Tabloidus: Her agreement was tacit.
