Sentence examples for threatens from from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, the economy threatens from every possible angle, but the government has bigger things to bail out than our wine bills.

Judgement threatens from the first bars of Janacek's score, in the dry strokes of the timpani, so too the mauve depths of the Volga and the unchecked sobs of a woman spiralling to her death.

And real conflict threatens from time to time, over rival claims to rocks and reefs thought to sit atop sought-after energy reserves, over Taiwan and over North Korea's threatening nuclear behaviour.

Therefore, it is beneficial for Taiwan to marketing high-end bicycles to mainland China and greatly reducing threatens from China's dumping back of low-priced bicycles.

One statement might be: "Either the upper-left corner is blank, or the two squares that a knight threatens from that position must be blank".

"Today Belarus is being threatened from abroad.

Chad was constantly threatened from the north.

The reef is being threatened from all sides.

Edin Dzeko flickered and Miralem Pjanic threatened from distance.

"We were threatened from time to time," Mr. Quintyne said.

Slobodan Milosevic's presence in Serbia always threatened from the north.