Sentence examples for threatening connections from inspiring English sources

Divorce among midlife and older couples is also rising, with one in four adults over age 50 splitting up, threatening connections to friends and extended family.

Given the diffuse nature of these new threats, intelligence analysts need to process very large amounts of data and strive to detect potentially threatening connections between different bits of diverse data.

This threatens connections at other airports.

The limitations of TM should be considered, especially when natural disasters severely damage the local infrastructure and networks, thus threatening internet connections.

But I believe these technologies aren't only threatening our connection to one another; they're also destroying our connection to the world around us.

Combining postmodernism with culinary technique, it seemed to me, threatened these connections.

"I believe that threats of this kind are unacceptable and that nobody's family and home should be threatened in connection with responding to a subpoena," he said in an interview.

Who Shot Ya? was written and recorded before the incident, but released as Big Poppa's B-side afterwards, and Tupac believed it to be about him, although he's not mentioned in the lyrics, which see BIG boasting about his criminal connections and threatening his opponents.

These modules are gradually moving relative to each other, distorting the station configuration and potentially threatening the inter-module connections.

Meanwhile, his film career had shakily got back on track thanks to the director Blake Edwards, who cast him as a French Connection crook threatening the accident-prone Inspector Clouseau in three unnecessary Pink Panther sequels, Revenge of … (1978), Trail of … (1982) and Curse of … (1983).

JERSEY CITY — Two days after the police canceled all classes at Saint Peter's College and searched 20 campus buildings with bomb-sniffing dogs, an 18-year-old woman was arrested in Corpus Christi, Tex., on Friday and charged in connection with threatening e-mail messages that were sent to a 19-year-old male student at the college.