Sentence examples for while intimidating from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration has denied the scientific consensus on global warming while intimidating its own researchers and touting domestic policies that have no effect on emissions.
The 7 November election won't be free or fair – senior general Than Shwe has already seen to that by bankrolling a huge proxy party stuffed with ex-military candidates, while intimidating and financially squeezing the small opposition parties which have dared to stand.
In a statement published Wednesday in The Art Newspaper, Ms. True condemned Italian prosecutors for singling her out among museum antiquities specialists and for pursuing "groundless accusations that destroyed my reputation and career, while intimidating other American museums into returning objects without question".
They simply use their platforms of indoctrination to saturate Saudi youth while intimidating any public opposition.
The second shift involves public recognition that science - while intimidating to some - is our future, and it needs to be funded aggressively.
A group jog around the field before play is the best warm up and builds team spirit while intimidating the ragtag, smoking opposition.
It also found that mine executives kept two sets of safety books to hide lethal hazards from inspectors, while also intimidating foremen and safety monitors into misrepresenting the true dangers down below.
How to Apply WHILE it may sound intimidating, applying to an English-language college overseas is fairly straightforward.
Ken Rosenthal of Foxsports.com marvels at just how different they are, while being equally intimidating.
The home defence looks by no means intimidating, while So You Think's relentless, powerful style makes him very eligible for dirt.
CartoDB While CartoDB looks intimidating at first, it offers a number of the advanced customisable features that come with Tableau - definitely worth a look for intermediate mappers, or people who want to combine maps and charts onto one visualisation.
