Sentence examples for threatening terms from inspiring English sources

"Disaster". Mirzai, the former Iranian diplomat, offered a similar scenario in more threatening terms.

Administration officials have described an air war in threatening terms designed to give the diplomatic efforts more leverage.

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.'".

Japanese scientists and academics are warning that legislation threatening prison terms for those who divulge and publish what the government deems a state secret threatens academic freedom and the public's right to know.

At that point, we had decided upon interferon treatment because the patient was young and the first ocular presentation of Behçet's disease was seriously threatening in terms of visual prognosis.

Many agricultural practices common in California and worldwide degrade soil health rather than maintain or improve it, threatening long-term agricultural productivity.

For example, the Main Pyramid presents serious stability problems, indicating that the infill has weakened, producing cracks threatening long-term pyramid integrity.

This will have catastrophic consequences for humanity, threatening long-term development opportunities and prosperity.

Forest elephants are increasingly confined and constrained by roads across the Congo Basin which is reducing effective habitat availability and isolating populations, significantly threatening long term conservation efforts.