Sentence examples for well threatening from inspiring English sources

President Karzai has angered American officials on other occasions, as well, threatening to join the Taliban if they kept pressuring him, labeling NATO forces "occupiers," and even once demanding publicly that NATO leave Afghanistan immediately.

Unfortunately, outside of the runway, Jovovich's other skills aren't that, well, threatening.

"It doesn't end well, threatening my family's safety," Cernovich said, puffing on a cigar like Suge Knight.

Wallace: Well, threatening to drill holes into prisoners' heads with power-drills...I mean, Mr. Vice President, that does seem pretty harsh and inhumane according to American standards.

But failure to deliver results soon may well threaten Serbia's political stability.

"That girl could be so messed up physically and psychologically, that carrying that child could very well threaten her life".

That trend, lawyers and legal scholars said, may well threaten recent legislation overhauling financial regulations and the health care system when challenges to them reach the court.

On the other hand, George Younger is reported to be very 'emotional' [this was underlined by Thatcher] on the subject and may well threaten to resign".

But he had security concerns as well, threatened by militant Shiite groups who blame him for the disappearance two decades ago of one of their revered leaders.

But the volume of gas escaping from the well threatened to make the air poisonous and potentially explosive over a wide area around the platform, and posed a danger of significant environmental harm.

The austerity plans being adopted by governments in much of Europe and elsewhere around the world, and the curtailment of consumption expenditure by individuals as well, threaten to produce a global recession.