Sentence examples for which threats from inspiring English sources

During April 2006, Mr Joslin claimed to have received a voicemail message in which threats were made.

But the question remains: Which threats, and how much in the way of resources should be expended?

Anonymous is a deliberately leaderless and nebulous group — its only criterion for membership is to claim membership — so it can be hard to say which threats are credible.

But it is much, much easier to find counterexamples, in which threats have led to stability under highly illiberal regimes or growth-crushing instability.

In Springsteen's voice, it was a declaration of independence from a household in which threats were shouted, telephones were ripped off the wall, and the police were summoned.

The civil wars in Libya, Yemen and Syria mean there is a much broader range of places and groups from which threats can come.

In 2009 for example, a group of US billionaires met to decide which threat to the planet most urgently required their attention.

But in a political environment in which threat mongering and exaggeration is the norm rather than the exception, Clapper not only gets a pass – hardly anyone even noticed.

Those deemed to pose a "threat to life" take precedence, but these days there are so many of them that MI5 has to decide which threat to life appears to be the most acute.

Participants were slower to respond on trials in which threat items were absent compared to present, just as expected in a self-terminating search task.

And they report that when the firm Cooper and Secrest Associates asked Americans which threat they took more seriously, 69% of us chose homegrown violent crime.