Sentence examples for would be more threatening from inspiring English sources

"They need someone new, who would be more threatening to us," Rudy Giuliani, himself a failed presidential candidate in 2008, told HuffPost.

"He would be more threatening in person.

But since nothing would be more threatening to Mr Milosevic's interests than the spectacle of Serbs living safely in Kosovo under international protection, he can be relied on to sabotage this effort in every way he can.

Perhaps no place would be more threatened by this failure than the prairie pothole region, where, 10,000 years ago, decaying glaciers left behind an extraordinary landscape marked by thousands of shallow wetlands.

Now, no player is more threatening.

In fact it seems that it is more threatening.

The problem for the Romans is that a straight knock-out competition would be more exciting, yet threaten their sovereignty.

Many MPs fear that elected members of the reformed Lords would be more assertive and threaten the primacy of the Commons.

Just putting wilderness lands away in the conservation pantry was not going to work because, as people were more threatened, they would just grab it".

Fearing that a directly elected president would be more difficult to manipulate and threaten, they watered down the committee's findings to ensure that only the GNC would have the power to appoint a head of state.

"From the Israeli side," he said, "they said there would be more and more attacks, they were threatening acute attacks.