Sentence examples for threat won from inspiring English sources

Republicans savor that potential catastrophe, caring only that the threat won them $2 trillion in spending cuts over a decade from Mr. Obama.

But Federer — his own suspect back showing no signs of weakness — coolly defused the threat, winning, 6-2, 6-3, 6-3.

But the Conservatives staved off the threat, winning in the House of Commons by a vote of 290 to 252 without the Liberal Democrats' help.

Using an Aggression Rank Index, the rank of each pullet was determined by the number of aggressive encounters and threats won divided by the total number of aggressive encounters and threats.

The real problem, critics say, is Singaporean officialdom's knee-jerk rejection of all but the mildest dissent.In this section Caste adrift in India An incredible shrinking government Sunshine and ice Veiled threats Winning ways Pipe dreams Try spelling imperial legacy ReprintsThere is more to the row than that, however.

He is of peasant stock and has a rapport with rural Cambodians.In this section Caste adrift in India An incredible shrinking government Sunshine and ice Veiled threats Winning ways Pipe dreams Try spelling imperial legacy ReprintsThe CPP campaigned vigorously for victory.

In standing up in protest, the 150 students who have been on strike since early January have overcome repeated eviction threats – winning an elongated staring contest with university managers – while successfully supporting a student journalist threatened with expulsion for writing about leaked internal documents.

There is no mention of Trump enjoying any kind of "sweep" in the primaries, nor is there any defence of Trump's bombastic rhetoric that includes the phrase "threats win prizes", which is sloppy writing quite honestly.