Sentence examples for threatening object from inspiring English sources

I asked him once, then twice, to put down the threatening object.

The purpose of this survey is to provide useful information to decision makers about the overall effort required to mitigate a threatening object with high reliability.

SEOUL — Japan on Friday condemned North Korea's plan to launch a rocket next month, warning that it can legally shoot down any threatening object if it falls toward its territory.

A boy playing in a Massachusetts after school program found himself in hot water this week after creating an allegedly threatening object using LEGO blocks.

If unable to tell decoys from warheads, a defender would be forced to fire interceptors at every threatening object, quickly exhausting a defensive force.

An inability to tell cheap decoys from costly warheads in theory could force a defender to fire interceptors at every threatening object, which as a practical matter could make the system useless.

To cause the delay, Lott is threatening to object to a motion to proceed to debate on the patients' bill, a tactic that requires 60 votes to overcome.

The aide noted in an email that some Republicans are even threatening to object to take up the amendments all at once, which means "it could take 3-4 days to set up EACH amendment vote".

Given a limited warning time, an asteroid impact mitigation campaign would hinge on uncertainty-based information consisting of remote observational data of the identified Earth-threatening object, general knowledge of near-Earth asteroids (NEAs), and engineering judgment.

A new study shows that images of a meteor's streak through the atmosphere taken by Earth-gazing probes, including weather satellites, can pin down the object's orbit, enabling scientists to check and see whether another planet-threatening object is traveling in the same trajectory.

This pattern is inconsistent with the idea that people will be more likely to notice threatening unexpected objects in contexts that are more stressful or potentially more dangerous.