Sentence examples for threat of having from inspiring English sources

More worrying, because it was more likely, was the threat of having the power cut.

But the threat of having his eyes poked out by seagulls was too much.

She was isolated, anxious, and, basically, powerless, under the constant threat of having no job at all.

The Abu Sauds now face the threat of having the family home demolished by Israeli troops for a second time.

The threat of having to pay damages to an injured party was to provide sufficient disincentive to industry to engage in unsafe practices.

What really brought many of last week's protesting professionals out on the streets was the threat of having to pay taxes that employees cannot escape.

ISIS is currently under threat of having to slash its operational days by two thirds for a savings of a few million pounds.

The retired labourer said the stress of the threat of having her benefits stopped left Sheila clinging to life after she was hospitalised.

What about LGBTQ users who face the very real threat of having the dialogue around their identity wrestled away by abusers?

The United Kingdom has remained quite safe for many years from the threat of having to host: Electro Velvet picked up just five points in 2015 in Vienna.

Adding to the troubles, Mayor Dave Bing and members of the Detroit City Council have clashed over how best to turn the city around, even as the threat of having to furlough city employees looms.