Sentence examples for threatening signal from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview, Perez said the Cubans were using Montalvo and himself for propaganda purposes, trying to send a threatening signal to those who might be considering defection.

Growls are mostly emitted as a threatening signal during agonistic social contexts, such as territory defense or food competition [19], [31], thus the ability to estimate body size and fighting ability based on these vocalizations could be advantageous for the receivers.

But now, Amazon is also taking a stance against domain fronting, threatening to suspend Signal's CloudFront account.

The report, which was posted online, did not address the question of whether the same design flaw threatens the signaling equipment on other lines.

On the other hand, water flow is needed for transport of solutes to and away from cells in a directed manner, threatening volume homeostasis and signal transduction fidelity of cells.

At issue: Fox is threatening to pull its signal if the No. 2 cable company doesn't agree to shell out subscriber fees much as they do for cable networks to the tune of $1 per month.

CBS had been threatening to pull its signal for more than two weeks.

The North sent mixed signals by threatening to scrap the reunions in protest against annual military drills between Seoul and Washington, set to start on Monday.

Life threatening agitation is usually signalled by escalating musculoskeletal hyperactivity in the face of increasing sedative administration.

Still, the fundamental mechanism in the pathogenesis of panic attacks might be a tendency to experience somatic/body signals as threatening sensations.

Time Warner accused Disney of blackmail for threatening to pull its ABC signal if Time Warner did not meet its demands.