Sentence examples for was threat from inspiring English sources
noun
An expression of intent to injure or punish another.
There was threat after threat, and one plan after another.
All I saw beyond the fogging windshield was threat.
"It was behind the scenes, it was cajoling, it was prayer, it was threat, it was kisses, it was hugs," he explains.
Policy Impartiality and the internet Murdoch Said it was threat to provision of "independent news" that the BBC was able to provide online news for free.
We severed the relation ship with the public‐relations firm because our media selec tion objectivity was threat ened by pressure via our affiliate to support the papers that gave them the publicity linage for their clients.
Labour MP Chuka Umunna asked: "What is the threshold beyond which you decide... that you must proactively notify the law enforcement agencies?" House and Milner said their threshold was "threat to life", while Nick Pickles, UK public policy manager at Twitter, told the MPs: "We don't proactively notify.
The latter studies indicated that anxious individuals had slower RTs when the central cue was threat-related rather than neutral.
"What we have is threat fatigue.
Their only interest is threat protection.
ZITTRAIN: Both are threats.
