Sentence examples for threat to damage from inspiring English sources

And this is something we all have: it takes negative intervention – illness, fear, threat – to damage our music, muffle it.

Prosecutors have been urged to consider whether a threat to damage property or harm someone carries real menace before pushing ahead with a case.

In much of Miami and along the coast, the insurance companies no longer provide coverage for the most costly threat to homes: damage from hurricanes and other high winds.

As Julia never posed any significant threat to land, damage related to the storm was minimal.

Indeed, stereotype threat seems to damage the performance of anyone in a situation where they feel that they will be judged adversely because of the group to which they belong.

People on both sides of the talks say his threat to consider damages was a shot across the bow of the N.F.L. to prompt it to negotiate a deal.

He said he had not yet decided whether to proceed with his threat to seek damages from the union for the costs incurred by the city in drawing up its contingency plans.

Isaac currently poses a threat to already-damaged Haiti, where 400,000 Haitians are currently living in camps attempting to recover from the 2010 earthquake, according to CNN.

With agriculture accounting for 85percentt of Malawi's export revenues, the devastation to farmland caused by the flooding will threat to cause economic damage to the country's steadily growing GDP.

The Hunters are to capture or disable any Reploids that pose a threat to humans, provide damage control at Maverick uprisings, help with disaster recovery, and perform other tasks as needed.

Another potential threat to Britain is the damage done to the country's international reputation.