Sentence examples for threats reflect from inspiring English sources

Steinbrenner's tirades and threats reflect a city where there often seems to be no such thing as enough: good enough, rich enough, secure enough.

But all these threats reflect the search by America's adversaries for an Achilles' heel a way to strike at the vulnerable points of a country whose preponderance in almost every kind of weapon is too great to be worth challenging.

The threats reflect the last-minute brinkmanship under way as the Palestinians forge ahead with plans for a vote on Nov. 29 in the United Nations General Assembly, having rejected a personal plea to hold off from President Obama as they and the Israelis focus their final lobbying efforts on a divided Europe.

The grade school threats reflect a longstanding acrimony between the grandfathers, who seem to genuinely hate each other.

Actual offers, pressure, or threats reflect the behavior of other people who are trying to affect the subject's decision.

Dr. Sergewa, well known in Libya for her appearances on a morning television program, said the efforts to discredit her work — and harassment that has included anonymous telephone threats — reflected a continued reluctance in Libya to broach the subject of sexual violence.

We could begin by asking "What do we know?", "What do we not know?", and "What do we need to know?" about the nature of these threats, reflecting on the outputs to address the user needs and implementing groups such as funders of research and policy decision makers.

The thinking of those who do not view it as the primary threat "reflects ignorance," he added.

The threat reflected speculation that Iran may be trying to sow division in the 27-nation European Union between the members that do not rely heavily on Iranian oil and those that do.

Perceived threat reflects both perceived susceptibility and severity of the negative health event.

Holistic in nature and community-focused, the core values of PHC align well with the needs of this global health threat, reflecting the epidemiology and challenges of chronic conditions and affording an approach for their mitigation responses (Table 2).