Sentence examples for threats set off from inspiring English sources

A legislator's call in Parliament for Jews to be registered on lists as national security threats set off international condemnation and a protest outside the legislature in Budapest on Tuesday.

She also revealed the Lovatic threats set off a red flag for law enforcement.

Such threats have set off a race to come up with chemical agents to filter out everything in the blood but the red cells, platelets and plasma.

The threat of liability set off a predictable round of finger-pointing.

The rare closing of an entire hospital because of the threat of contamination set off a scramble by hospital officials to take care of their personnel and their patients and by F.B.I. agents and epidemiologists to track the source of the anthrax that left a hospital supply-room worker, Kathy T. Nguyen, 61, in critical condition with progressive organ failure.

According to the Daily Mail, the Enquirer cites an unnamed source to report that the death threat Anthony received "set off a complete panic," prompting bodyguards to transport her to another safe house.

Ms. Schiller said she perceived a media "overreaction" to Mr. Williams's firing, one that had even set off threats against her children.

Konstantin and Elvina worked tirelessly to keep spirits high and prevent the obstacles -- bomb threats, a smoke bomb set off at one of the venues, hotels that had been booked in advance suddenly claiming they were under construction and turning away participants once they learned who we were -- from getting us down.

The television threat in the 1950s set off Hollywood's early, brief foray into 3-D (only recently revived).

Cancio mostly lost money on the bands' tours, however, and his dealings with the regime infuriated Miami Cubans; he received threats, and a bomb was set off at a night club where one of his bands was booked.

A1 The threat of a court fight set off a backstage debate in the Democratic Party over the long-term effects.