Sentence examples for thinking of threatening from inspiring English sources

He tweeted: "10 Downing St is thinking of threatening to recommend a NO vote in referendum to push #EU towards real reform.

The fact that Washington is thinking of threatening U.S. sanctions against a country the United States helped create and supports with large amounts of aid shows how frustrated President Barack Obama's administration has become with President Salva Kiir and a rebel faction led by former Vice President Riek Machar.

"Worry about EVD" describes thinking about threatening scenarios in the absence of actual danger (17 ), and "perceived personal probability of infection" describes participants' estimation of the actual risk for infection.

This line of thinking threatens to plunge Egypt into a protracted period of impoverishing instability, which in the end will hurt Islamists as much as everyone else.

Thus the reaction to eastern religions paralleled that to Greek philosophy; both were perceived as new ways of thinking that threatened to undermine traditional mores and the relations of authority implicit in them.

This is thought of as threatening.

Anyone antithetical to his way of thinking is threatened with physical harm.

When the Maggad-Feist chain bought the paper from an old-timer named MacArthur Polk (the author has great fun with names), it initiated the kind of corporate thinking that threatens serious news coverage.

I felt kind of threatened.

Shortages of money, political will, architectural good sense and international attention — along with a distinctly Italian predilection for a kind of magical thinking — threaten to finish what the quake started.

Our ego will gladly accommodate us not accepting new ways of thinking, since it threatens the identity it has attached to its old form of thought.