Sentence examples for threatening matter from inspiring English sources

There is also the no less contentious and perhaps even more threatening matter of cyberwarfare.

The authorities have concluded that none of the guns were loaded and that Crittenton did not use his in a threatening matter Stern reserved his harshest words for Arenas, a three-time All-Star and onetime media darling who until now had been known as a playful, harmless eccentric.

Certain caterpillars of the hook-tip moth family settle their territorial disputes by dragging their butts in a threatening matter.

But we can't be swayed by every individual breach as "economy threatening" no matter how large the headline.

In particular, postoperative IE after aortic repair with an artificial vascular graft is a life-threatening matter.

For example, in cultures where stigma is considered to be a moral issue, it may threaten what "matters most" for those living in the local world [ 18, 19].

In 2004, the Scot fell out furiously with Magnier over the matter, threatening court action.

Thomas went with Catesby to confront Tresham on the matter, threatening to "hang him" if he did not exonerate himself.

A statement from Julie Polkes, spokeswoman for Mr. Cruise and United Artists, declined to comment on "pending or threatened legal matters".

One provision of the merger agreement allows Dynegy to back out if the liabilities and expenses from "all pending or threatened litigation matters" involving Enron exceed or "is reasonably likely to exceed" $3.5 billion, over and above insurance and litigation reserves as of Sept. 30.

The reasoning is that we may not be the only person requesting removal of excess hair, so as it's not a life-threatening matter, it's deemed easier and fairer not to subsidise it for anyone.