Sentence examples for threat suggests from inspiring English sources
Two Man Show does it by pointing up the fact that naturalistic theatre might be a tool of the patriarchy, while Triple Threat suggests that it is in live art and singing and dancing that liberation might lie.
The purpose of monitoring is a worthy one - to gauge whether equal opportunities policies are working - but research into stereotype threat suggests it should be conducted with the utmost sensitivity.
And work on stereotype threat suggests that merely being categorized as a member of a stigmatized group can degrade one's performance on an activity like a standardized test at which group members are represented as not as good as others (Steele 2010).
This threat suggests any pro-woman, pro-equal rights law or stance will immediately result in millions of women rushing out to get abortions.
The potential for importation of zoonoses that would pose a major public health threat suggests that increased surveillance should be applied to imported wildlife in the United States.
The statement said the threat suggested an attack was timed for mid-December and the holidays.
Officials reported no progress in those talks, and the Senate Republicans' threat suggested they had little appetite for compromise.
Both men were avowedly heterosexual, but Lurie felt that Perry's behavior, and particularly this latest threat, suggested a rebuffed lover.
But the women who had imagined flirting were far more likely to choose LOYAL and THREAT, suggesting that the exercise had touched off subconscious concerns about commitment.
The alert became public on Wednesday after F.B.I. offices in the four cities notified local health and law enforcement officials about a vague, uncorroborated threat suggesting that hospitals could be a target between mid-December and the ensuing holidays.
Experts now fear an expanding epidemic spread by the pet trade and the authors of a new study assessing the threat suggest that animal movements may have to face controls to prevent the infection spreading.
