Sentence examples for threatening term from inspiring English sources

"There might be an option that the term 'Jewish state' will not be a threatening term to many of the Jews, which is the case right now," said Yedidia Z. Stern, who runs the religion and state program at the Israel Democracy Institute.

Let me just finish by saying -- again, an emphasis on this relentless public campaign prior to the war which repeatedly characterized the Iraqi weapons programs in more ominous and threatening terms than any intelligence would have allowed.

On several occasions, the soldiers in the Apache seem to regard the conditions on the ground in the most threatening terms, even when there is limited evidence that this is so.

According to POLITICO, the woman "accused Kosmas and several other individuals of showing up at her door later that evening, around 11 00 pm, and confronting her 'using inappropriate and threatening terms.'".

Tsiang might have been surprised to see himself depicted in such non-threatening terms.

"Thistle, in terms of owning the ball in the first half were probably looking the more threatening in terms of going forward.

It also turned heads by threatening, in terms more often associated with political bosses than idealists, that council members who did not vote against the measure could get a primary challenge.

Switching from PD to HD occurs early and the rate is high, threatening long-term viability of PD programs.

21 Secondary cancers are among the most threatening long-term health problems in patients with breast cancer.

ARDS remains a life-threatening condition with long-term consequences in survivors.

Furthermore, those who were identified were overwhelmingly likely to suffer from cancer leading to an inequity of treatment for patients with other life-threatening long-term conditions (LTCs) [ 6].