threaten/threatening

Trump went on to threaten Canada with more tariffs due to the wildfire smoke.

When your life is threatened so severely that it alters your brain’s structure, you may begin to constantly fear for your safety.

Or if a relationship threatens to work, our thoughts turn as though by some automatic process to the charms of other people.

However, when something feels overwhelmingly threatening, it can induce lasting structural changes in the brain, causing your mind to be continuously alert.

The Trump administration is threatening to demolish the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., if its plans to renovate the arts institution are not allowed to proceed.

At a crossroads on the way, a fancy carriage threatened to run Oedipus off the road, and a lethal fight ensued.

That move was followed by a Paramount Skydance CEO, David Ellison, threatening to take his operations out of California if the deal isn't approved.

For example, there’s a disease called apple scab that’s threatening orchards.

Wound is used to talk about serious, often life-threatening injuries.

The last few weeks have been very stressful because there's been so many males really threatening the area.

And if Israel does continue to to carry out these attacks in Lebanon, it has threatened to carry out further attacks on Israel.

A life without pain would be very dangerous and life-threatening.

No wonder then that a kind soul might come across as extremely threatening.

But a vocal minority of feminists called Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists, or TERFs, argue that this perspective threatens all of the progress we just walked through.

Now, as you reported, and you broke this story, David Ellison is threatening that, if the merger doesn't go through by this fall, we're going to pull up stakes and leave L.A.

All for apparently ‘nothing’ or rather for something both entirely lamentable and psychologically compelling: Dan’s need to ensure that love cannot threaten his defensive isolation.

By 1995, studies showed the eagle population in the country had risen enough to be moved from “endangered” to the less critical label of “threatened.”

Augusto Pinochet in Chile pardoned all the human rights abusers, and Donald Trump pardoned the January 6th rioters who assaulted the Capitol and threatened Republican as well as Democratic lawmakers.

However, it’s thought that MDMA could help patients discuss trauma without debilitatingly negative emotions, and potentially aid in uncoupling traumatic memories from the threatening feelings they usually surface— a process known as fear extinction.