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"threatening situations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone feels threatened, either physically or emotionally. For example, "Adults need to create safe spaces for children, free from threatening situations."
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The network is used in a security application with which personnel can send alarms in threatening situations.
In other words, in threatening situations I'd think more clearly, and time seemed to slow down.
A fracture is an obvious threat to a patient, and in threatening situations we take chances.
Even in life threatening situations, not all parents will experience trials as adding "stress to an already stressful situation" [ 22].
The base of the skull pressure point can kill, use only in life threatening situations.
Following traffic rules is essential for safety; not doing so can create life threatening situations.
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It helps investigators identify suspects and solve life-threatening situations.
Appalled obstetricians ticked off a litany of life-threatening situations.
Knowing your neighbors can be critical in emergencies and life-threatening situations.
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