Sentence examples for would never threaten from inspiring English sources
First, restaurateurs make huge profits on beverages there and would never threaten the cash cow that helps to pay their sky-high rents.
But what if mammograms are picking up tumors that would never threaten a woman's life, and would otherwise never have been noticed -- or treated?
The Union Army's officer corps exhibited even more conflict between the "McClellanites," Democrats devoted to the discredited and fired George B. McClellan, who sought a limited war that would never threaten the racial order, and those Republicans of a New England antislavery stripe who really did believe the war must destroy slavery.
Official Labour policy, supported by most of the Shadow Cabinet and by the Unite and GMB unions, is to support the renewal of the Trident nuclear submarines when they become obsolete, but Mr Corbyn has denounced nuclear weapons as "immoral" and has said that if he were Prime Minister he would never threaten to use them.
It was a group of players that would never threaten the top four places but had enough to ensure a very comfortable Premier League existence - which is exactly how owner Ashley likes it.
Mr Maimane's predecessor, Helen Zille, made no secret of her belief that the party would never threaten the ANC's enduring grip on power if it could not finally shake off the accusation that it is a "white" party, representing the interests of those who have benefited from decades of racial apartheid.
5) As far as we know, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie would never threatened to close down any of the roads to The Staples Center.
Besides, he adds, Christians would never have threatened a priest.
The ayatollah's statement on Wednesday referred to the section of Mr. Obama's "Nuclear Posture Review" that guaranteed non-nuclear nations that they would never be threatened by a United States nuclear strike — as long as they are in compliance with the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty as judged by the United States.
What women are not told, the letter said, is that for every woman whose life is saved by breast cancer screening, up to 10 healthy women are given diagnoses — and, often, surgery — for a cancer that is so slow-growing it would never have threatened a woman's life.
