Sentence examples for threats helps from inspiring English sources

Executives should understand that openly discussing threats helps everyone become more alert to risks, which would be in their own long-term interest.

Having an array of big-play threats helps — in the Jets' case, Santonio Holmes and Dustin Keller are joined by the 6-foot-5 Plaxico Burress and Derrick Mason, who excels against zone coverage — but it is Sanchez's responsibility to get the ball to them.

This dual function of the amygdala signaling both the presence and the location of stimuli that predict rewards and threats—helps animals to plan whether or not they will approach or avoid a stimulus.

His economic sanctions and threats helped to persuade Mr Yanukovych to turn his back on the EU.

Violence against government critics has grown rarer since the war, yet exemplary attacks by goons, or simply threats, help enforce self-censorship.

His threats helped persuade the three other major unions -- the pilots, the mechanics and the ticket agents -- to sign a contract without significant disruption.

Those twin threats help to explain why the shenanigans in a poor, landlocked, mountainous country matter to three big powers: China, which worries about its own Muslim Uighur minority and access to Central Asian energy supplies, plus America and Russia.After September 11th, the Americans established a base near Bishkek to support their operations in Afghanistan.

(That's not to say we have enough of these, but the ideals, as well as the threats, helped to motivate these laws).

The deliberate exaggeration of the Maoist "threat" helps the state justify militarisation.

But the Iranian threat helps Mr Netanyahu too, since it gives a middle-ranking player a dominant position on the board.

The difference between a threat and permission is that a threat helps you corral the public's vocabulary in your own private preserve.