Sentence examples for threatening potential from inspiring English sources

They might also obstruct or disrupt pending proceedings by destroying evidence, threatening potential witnesses, or targeting the hearings themselves...

Despite a flourishing global context, the UK's lack of investment in design education is threatening potential for economic growth and is jeopardising the UK's position in the marketplace.

By threatening potential chaos and war in the heart of the world's most dynamic economic region, it has in the past been able to transcend its own weakness and extract diplomatic concessions.

After threatening potential victims with jail time or other punishment, scammers may hang up and call back pretending to be from local law enforcement agencies or the Department of Motor Vehicles (again, spoofing calls so that the caller ID again supports the claim).

This article serves as a reminder to the urologist of the untoward and life threatening potential effects of heparin induced thrombocytopenia, and the importance of prompt diagnosis and treatment of BAH.

21 The substantial increase in breast cancer incidence observed after 1990 in many European countries was partly due to advances in diagnosis (lead time) and to increasing detection of non-progressive or slowly progressing tumours with no or weak life threatening potential (length time).

1. Trump threatens potential tariffs on Mexican goods.

The planned new board – with matters referred, if necessary, to the broadcast regulator Ofcom – theoretically imposes tougher regulation, but threatens potential fresh complications.

That, after all, is the logic behind sending people to prison: threaten potential scallywags with the loss of their freedom and livelihood and they might just fall in line.

In response to the allegations, Lloyd's has threatened potential lifetime bans for anyone found guilty of "inappropriate behaviour", on top of sanctions imposed by the company that employs that individual.

He threatened "potential civil liability.'" The letter was posted on Mr. Gingrich's campaign Web site, but Mr. Millsaps did not immediately respond to a question about whether he had sent it to any stations.