Sentence examples for threat of deadlines from inspiring English sources
Living with the constant threat of deadlines and a strict marking regimen has set me back about 10 years to my undergraduate days.
In recent years a gridlocked Washington has seemed to need the threat of drop-dead deadlines and potentially grave consequences — workers laid off, parks and monuments closing, services disappearing overnight, federal benefit checks delayed — to get anything done.
But he said Mr. Siegel's talk of declaring bankruptcy if the loan application fails reminds employees of what he called the rhetoric of "deadlines and threats" used by Mr. Wolf.
However, an Aussie attorney told the AP that's unlikely, given that the couple shipped their pups home inside a 72-hour deadline (under threat of euthanasia) imposed by authorities after the animals' presence was discovered.
A looming deadline with a threat of new sanctions coming into effect by the end of June puts pressure on the parties to yield results.
He initially pushed to be traded by the February deadline — under the threat of leaving as a free agent this summer — but he relented at the last minute and agreed to opt into his contract for 2012-13.
Perceived threats don't come from rabidly hungry beasts for most people anymore; they come in the form of deadlines, angry bosses, unsettled coworkers, and belligerent online users.
Posters reminding the players of deadlines.
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