Sentence examples for threatening nature from inspiring English sources

Refusing is a challenging act for both hearer and speaker even in interactions actualized in native language due to its intrinsically face threatening nature.

Panic momentarily silenced me as I realized the life- (or, at least, injury-) threatening nature of our ride.

This is especially true in oncology due to the life threatening nature of cancer.

The inclusion of HIV as a biomarker requires special consideration because of the stigma attached to the disease and the life threatening nature of the disease.

The iceberg in this case seems to be one of a particularly threatening nature.

Their use of language and the threatening nature of their approach came straight from the "Mafioso for Beginners" handbook.

But the questions left in their wake are reminiscent of what the N.F.L. endured in recent years as it slowly addressed the evidence mounting over the life-threatening nature of brain trauma among football players.

Jared Genser of the advocacy group Freedom Now wrote to the UN special rapporteur on torture on Monday to ask for help, warning: "In light of the life-threatening nature of Chen Kegui's illness, the denial of adequate medical treatment in this case presents an urgent threat to his wellbeing".

Despite its prevalence and life-threatening nature, little empirical research explored the psychosocial consequences of VTE.

Because of the life-threatening nature of the symptoms patients often apply to ER and referred to intensive care.

The non life-threatening nature of musculoskeletal system disorders makes safety of stem cell therapy a necessary prerequisite.