Sentence examples for threatening for example from inspiring English sources

It has been the most outspoken in support of Georgia, threatening for example to scrap regular ministerial meetings between NATO countries and Russia.

The European Union has made the president's decision more difficult by aiming its proposed sanctions at products in states considered pivotal in the 2004 election -- threatening, for example, to impose tariffs on citrus fruit imported from Florida.

He has also publicly pressured the central bank, the Bank of Japan, to move more aggressively to end years of corrosive price declines known as deflation — threatening, for example, to amend the law on the bank's independence if it does not reach its target of 2 percent inflation.

With the latter, a number of the side effects are not preventable and at the same time are potentially life threatening (for example, thrombo-embolic disease, endometrial cancer) while with the AIs the majority are not directly life threatening and are amenable to preventative treatment (musculo-skeletal adverse events).

Europe should have brought guns as well as candies to the meeting — threatening, for example, to impose a green tax on imports from countries not contributing to common efforts at some point in the future.

Treatment interruption or dose reduction was not indicated for reactions unlikely to become serious or life threatening, for example alopecia.

In a new report published by his campaign, Mr. Trump's advisers suggest he would threaten, for example, to leave the World Trade Organization to get a better deal.

For this reason the renal cortex prostaglandin is thought to be an important vasodilator, maintaining renal blood flow when this is threatened (for example, after blood loss).

Brazil had threatened, for example, to stop charging its farmers technology fees for seeds developed by American biotechnology companies and to break American pharmaceutical patents before their scheduled expiration.

Their richness is felt to be threatened, for example by local burning.

Another area of controversy is environmental protections — the claim that bans on certain pesticides or methods of toxic waste disposal will be threatened, for example, or that fracked US gas will be sold in the EU.