Sentence examples for threatening delivery from inspiring English sources

Even newcomer Narcisse, wonderfully played by Jeffrey Wright with a flowery yet threatening delivery of every line, was reduced to betraying his beliefs by spying on Marcus Garvey for J Edgar Hoover.

The results presented so far demonstrate that stimuli predicting rewards and stimuli threatening delivery of an aversive outcome can enhance attention.

These sentiments are rooted in traditional beliefs in both communities about pregnancy complications and maternal death as punishment for past transgressions: "In the past, serious and life threatening delivery complications were blamed on women's marital infidelities before or during pregnancy and complications were thought to be curses from elders and thus divine punishments upon women.

Richardson (c G Jones b Harmison) 101 Not a very threatening delivery from Harmison, but Richardson plays inside the line and nicks it through to Geraint Jones.

While the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency has threatened delivery services in Southern California, most of the antagonism has come at the local level.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04478.003 We used three types of cues in our experiments: (1) a reward (R) cue which indicated an opportunity to obtain a drop of juice, (2) a punishment (P) cue which threatened delivery of an air puff if the monkey missed the target, and (3) a neutral (N) cue which predicted no outcome for either hit or miss trials.

Instability in the region could threaten deliveries, they argue, and pose a risk to the safety of people who monitor the overseas contractors and place the orders with factories.

To optimize outcome in threatening preterm delivery, postponing delivery for 48 hours with tocolytic agents is common practice in most perinatal centres [ 10], to allow maximal effect of maternal steroid administration and transportation of the mother to a centre with neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) facilities.

Synthetic glucocorticoid (sGC) administration to women threatening preterm delivery increases neonatal survival.

Synthetic glucocorticoid administration to women threatening preterm delivery increases neonatal survival.

Among pregnancies with intrauterine growth restriction and threatening preterm delivery, low unconjugated estriol levels (MoM≤0.74) were significantly more frequent (odds ratio=2.2; P<0.05 and odds ratio=2.6; P<0.01, respectively).