This can because of be threatening, rude, offensive, or obscene communication.
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It's 1970; the feminist movement has the pull to be threatening.
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While innovative ideas can be threatening, knee-jerk opposition is worse.
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Reviewers say they sometimes receive feedback from developers that can be threatening.
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" Simon said the photo was "clearly" intended to be "threatening and intimidating.
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By Monday, the potential storm could be threatening southern Louisiana and Mississippi.
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CNN, Fox News, and other media organizations should not be threatening people.
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And nobody including North Korea is going to be threatening us with anything.
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It could be threatening their education or threatening their relationships, Chabot points out.
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Sometimes the language can be sexist, racist or homophobic, and can be threatening.
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"It's just not a good thing to be threatening trade wars," said Sen.
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And also recent studies have found that biofuels may be threatening global food security.
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That's a tough thing to talk about because I don't want to be threatening.
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No one would be threatening to derail their ambitions, stifle their educations, throttle their dreams.
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So if white identity is important to you, then that might be threatening to you.
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With Trump, that&aposs sort of a normal response when he&aposs trying to be threatening.
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Working with law enforcement can sometimes be threatening or harmful, & sometimes survivors aren't ready for that.
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He suggested that Amazon could be threatening to pull out as part of a negotiation tactic.
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But the reaction by House Republicans proved that "talk" can nonetheless be threatening or even dangerous.
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For O'Rourke to even be threatening Cruz may signal long-term potential for the California model.
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The water may be threatening — but how many of us could give it up if we tried.
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Mr. Trump may be threatening a crackdown, but his team's courtship of the news media goes on.
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Yet the case nevertheless sheds some light on how courts view statements that are perceived to be threatening.
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It's not self-aware enough to be funny, nor is it delivered with enough menace to be threatening.
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Clinton said the first option should not be "threatening military action" if policies don't result in desired goals.
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You're required to engage more deeply, which can be threatening if you're lonely, or offer possibilities of connection.
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President Trump seems to once again be threatening to veto any spending package that doesn't include his Wall.
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"I just don't want them to have nuclear weapons, and they can't be threatening us," the president said.
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A dog may be sick and there's no money for a vet; a landlord may be threatening eviction.
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The new bar: Refrain, for 60 minutes, from suggesting people may be threatening to bomb their own J.C.C.s.
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"I just don't want them to have nuclear weapons, and they can't be threatening us," Trump said of Iran.
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As a human, other people may try to be threatening in more ways than just verbal or physical acts.
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In much of Karlstad's work, humans are lying prone, with animals in configurations that might be threatening or familiar.
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Israel's prime minister would be threatening to attack Iran—and seeking to push the U.S. into taking the lead.
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Sen. Josh Hawley says Apple and TikTok may be threatening U.S. national security through their Chinese operations and connections.
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The United States should not be threatening to curtail assistance to the Northern Triangle countries, as President Trump has done.
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Tools like these may be threatening in the wrong hands, but they also helped Mr. Gandall start a promising career.
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By raising levels of the stress-related hormone cortisol, our phone time may also be threatening our long-term health.
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Follow these steps to curtail emotional spending and put an end to impulse buys that could be threatening your financial security.
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When a tiny nation literally a fraction the size of any US state can be threatening, you know you have problems.
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It's obviously better for the United States and North Korea to be talking than to be threatening to destroy each other.
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Yet the fact that a technological advancement could be threatening Switzerland's staple industry is nothing new for the small European country.
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To those watching news reports, the refugees may be threatening or pitiful, but in reality, they are nothing less than heroic.
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Mr. McGrath said he, too, wondered if this storm of industry-funded work might be threatening the integrity of the process.
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In the scene, DiCaprio's 1820's fur trapper gets attacked by a female bear who feels he might be threatening her cubs.
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" However, Rau would not divulge if he considered Rispoli's comments to be threatening, adding, "I'm not sure how to take that post.
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Earlier in the same area, police pushed away a group of English fans when they began to be threatening, the source said.
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It's followed by a report on the Zika virus, where it's been detected, and how it can be threatening to pregnant women.
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However she pushed back against its seriousness, telling investigators that it wasn't intended to be threatening and was meant as a joke.
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Two seasons ago, he appeared to be threatening Hirscher's dominance, which has seen the Austrian win six successive overall World Cup titles.
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Even those who may be threatening to "primary" conservative Democrats are part of the Democratic Party, and most will run as Democrats.
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While it's unlikely Chinese winemakers will be threatening their French peers anytime soon, they are now decidedly on the world's wine map.
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And it threatens to enlarge that base in ways that will be threatening to Democrats in 2018 and more so in 2020.
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And for the show to maintain its internal stakes, the two lives Barry is living have to constantly be threatening each other.
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If lawmakers weakened Section 230, they wouldn't just be threatening those spaces — they would risk kicking some people completely off the internet.
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Attorney O'Keefe told CNN that Steward genuinely meant to tell this officer to be safe and was not trying to be threatening.
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By chronically raising levels of cortisol, the body's main stress hormone, our phones may be threatening our health and shortening our lives.
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Mr Eliasson says that some found "Your Blind Passenger" to be threatening, claustrophobic and disorientating, while others found it uplifting and thought-provoking.
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I think those feelings may be threatening for people to admit because they fear that they would be judged as a selfish mother.
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In essence, the Trump administration would be threatening to use force and risking war to prevent an event that is unlikely to occur.
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Not least because social's big beast, Facebook, has the resources and inclination to clone any innovations that look like they might be threatening.
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Without Mr. Moon's peacemaking skills, Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim might still be threatening war against each other, as they did last year.
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And Trump should not be threatening Iran by sending more troops to Iraq to fight ISIS or to Afghanistan to fight the Taliban.
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In its final iteration, it specified that religion-related speech had to be threatening as well as abusive and insulting to break the law.
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To be feminine and athletic is the greatest goal of all — but not so athletic, of course, that you might be threatening to men.
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The bottom of the slide remains elusive but this current trend sure seems to be threatening to throw the market's bull run off course.
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But upon basking in the fragile and sublime wonders of Lofoten, Rosén began to consider how her own actions might be threatening the region.
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Just as we begin to discover this slice of the sea, climate change, overfishing and other human activities may be threatening its very existence.
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Here are some of the Iranian cultural sites that Trump could be threatening: Several shrines are completely covered in extremely intricate geometrical cut mirrors.
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The law enforcement source told CNN an individual called police after overhearing the suspect make comments the caller deemed to be threatening in nature.
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So growing Republican enthusiasm for Israel may be threatening the core foundation of the US-Israel alliance: broad, bipartisan support for the Jewish state.
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The jokes came just two days after Biden released a video that sought to contain a crisis that appeared to be threatening his expected campaign.
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Many zoologists believe that when sharks swim up to unsuspecting boats, it's not an attempt to be threatening so much as a quest for knowledge.
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And with President Trump teasing a trade war that already seems to be threatening China's massive, export-based economy, we may have our answer soon.
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A few days later the US-led coalition struck a pro-regime tank that was perceived to be threatening coalition forces in the same area.
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Trump appears to be threatening Congress: Pass a health bill, or I'll end this subsidy (which he does have the power to do, through administrative action).
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No." The editorial said if that were the case, there would be constant media coverage and the president "certainly wouldn't be threatening to abandon federal relief efforts.
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Facebook India is now allowing users to add music to the Stories, a move that could potentially be threatening to other music-based apps like TikTok and Smule.
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There's a point when success can be threatening to people and [make them feel] like they're not on the same level, which gets back to some deeply rooted insecurities.
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We've asked ourselves and been asked questions about consolidation that occurred in the last 10 years in the cable distribution side of the world, whether that would be threatening.
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Putting Down Your Phone May Help You Live Longer By raising levels of the stress-related hormone cortisol, our phone time may also be threatening our long-term health.
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Ari Fleischer, a former White House press secretary for President George W. Bush, said Trump shouldn't be threatening anyone, whether Hillary Clinton for alleged crimes or Bezos with antitrust issues.
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But it turns out that diversity initiatives can be threatening to white people, according to a recent study, and make them believe that women and minorities are being treated fairly.
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Where sometimes the It monster feels too computer-generated to be threatening, Mama's effects lean into their digital origins and create one memorably unsettling monster — one that's sometimes weirdly sympathetic.
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" When you try to search some politically sensitive contents, such as Taiwan, Tibet or "June 4th," the message could even be threatening: "The content you are searching for is illegal.
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A huge lizard that evaded Florida authorities for more than a year was recently caught and "humanely" killed in Key Largo, and will no longer be threatening local humans and wildlife.
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He went on to explain that he's learned through the years that being a straight white man who doesn't act on his privilege can be threatening to other straight white men.
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What is his next move now that Kim Jong Un appears to be threatening to call off the summit if the United States doesn&apost stop military exercises with the South?
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With Mayweather being the only name mentioned as a potential next opponent for McGregor at the moment, Diaz could be threatening to explore another sport to gain leverage with the UFC.
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He might not be threatening them directly, but zombies, health risks, deadly threats to their loved ones, and about 5,000 other risk factors are doing the exploiting for the bat-wielding maniac.
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But American officials say Moscow is all but openly deploying a prohibited missile that the West calls the SSC-8, a land-based cruise missile that could be threatening to European nations.
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The summit crater of Hawaii&aposs Kilauea Volcano has grown dramatically large since the latest eruption began in May, so large that it may be threatening a museum at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
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This might be the White Walkers' only form of reproduction, and a dwindling number of human sacrifices could be threatening the survival of their species (read more on that theory here and here).
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Now, the guy is speaking out on social media ... saying the NFL is a bunch of hypocrites -- and seems to be threatening to sit out of the league until it makes weed legal.
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"The hate can be very ugly and it can be threatening and it can be off-putting when you're walking around the city with your kids in particular," the Fox News anchor added.
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"That's certainly possible down the road, But they'd have to actually be threatening to breach the target range for them to try to explain to the public why they are doing that," Crandall said.
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So, if news of violent protests at Trump events appeared to be threatening his campaign, Mr. Trump could force the discussion into a debate over whether one of his protesters was affiliated with ISIS.
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"The military should not be threatening to kill citizens, not even misguided ones," Jeffrey Lewis, the director of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, tweeted Friday.
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"Women have to do an impossible dance of being both 'feminine' enough not to be threatening, but 'masculine' enough to be taken seriously," explained Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the founder and CEO of The Representation Project.
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He didn't put anti-vaxxers on a health council like he was threatening to do, or seem to be threatening to do and that seemed to be almost a wire he didn't want to touch.
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The second interpretation—that the internet is no place for girls, that it's too mean and obscene and dangerous—demonstrates a misogyny too ludicrous and childish to even be threatening (to this author at least).
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If intensified in some ways, these smaller-scale drills and state-of-the-art simulations could be adequate substitutes for the annual United States-South Korea exercises that Pyongyang says it finds to be threatening.
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I guess the thing that makes my candidacy different that might be threatening to groups like the DCCC is that I don't campaign on what the consultants or the focus groups tell me to campaign on.
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"Repeated exposure to visual stimuli and words relevant to one's identity, when perceived to be threatening or priming negative stereotypes regarding social group membership, can negatively impact psychological well-being," the researches wrote in the study.
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On the other, it may also be threatening suspect exchanges such as BitConnect, with its own token declining in value by 46 percent between December 17th and January 15th — the day before it announced its closure.
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Surely many Iranian policymakers — and especially the hard-liners among them — now recognize that if they had acquired a survivable nuclear arsenal in the early 2000s, the Trump administration would not be threatening their survival today.
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Legal experts said that by publicly suggesting Cohen's wife and father-in-law should face scrutiny over possible unspecified crimes, Trump and Giuliani appeared to be threatening Cohen not to divulge any damaging information about the president.
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If, three years ago, you had predicted that the Prime Minister would be threatening an entirely voluntary policy that crashed the economy and necessitated food and medicine shortages, most sensible people would have laughed in your face.
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Moreover, a veto threat would be almost laughable, as the president would be threatening to shut down the government in a situation in which the House was virtually certain to block any bill containing the war funding.
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At a news conference on Saturday in Anchorage, officials with the F.B.I. and local law enforcement said that although Mr. Santiago was clearly incoherent during his encounter with F.B.I. agents, he was not deemed to be threatening.
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This includes navigating regional shipping laws, managing small consumers orders (just a bottle or two), capturing and handling consumer credit card info, setting up direct-to-consumer revenue streams that might be threatening to their regional distribution partners.
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BRUCE L. WILDERNEW ORLEANS To the Editor: President Trump might be threatening military retrenchment from foreign commitments, but so far it's just bluster, and whether he tries or not, there's no indication he wants to reduce military spending.
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"If the headline figure was to come down to 12.5 percent in the UK, it would be threatening to us and we would have to adjust accordingly and make ourselves more attractive again," Shane Ross, an independent minister, said.
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But for those deemed to be threatening the stability of the government and their families — a broad category that could include people who criticize the government or engage in religious practices — the data is being collected regardless of age.
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A majority of the Court found this unconstitutional, essentially holding that to be consistent with the First Amendment the burden of proof had to be on the state to show that a cross-burning was intended to be threatening.
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Hence, content that is deemed to be threatening should not only be censored and removed, but also reported to the law enforcement by the social media companies directly instead of relying on the public to report it for them.
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Coleman seems disgusted by the fact that no one is doing the right thing by Rachel; Quinn and Chet realize that he might be threatening the solidarity in their little "family" trio, and decide to take matters into their own hands.
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That can be threatening enough to a man invested in masculinity, but discovering that he enjoys being the object of other men's desires – being put in the position of a woman – could stoke both internalized and externalized homophobia even further.
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In the midst of the fad, people reported odd and wonderful behaviour: strangers gathering in dark parks in the dead of night, for instance, playing the game and interacting in positive fashion with others in places that would normally be threatening.
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That would make it more difficult and costly for North or South to take hostile actions against each other: they would not be threatening enemy combatants but nations with which they are at peace, potentially in breach of international law.
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In a blog post that comes days after Trump sent out a tweet that many found to be threatening violence, Twitter argued that world leaders have an important place in the public conversations the company hopes to foster among users.
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When you go after books for swears or sex, you might also be threatening books that are truly subversive: the ones that confront our unconscious biases, whether it's weight or race, and question the way we tend to think about ourselves and others.
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Clinton later expanded NATO to the borders of Russia, and as John Mearsheimer pointed out in Foreign Affairs, indications that Ukraine might be assimilated into the Western system, possibly even into NATO, could not fail to be threatening to any Russian leader.
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Already, China has been taking a more heavy-handed approach to its economy in recent years, as Xi's administration cracks down not just on debt-laden state-owned enterprises but also on private companies that are seen to be threatening domestic economic stability.
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There are also many couplings between older women and much younger men — which have just as much of a chance of being predatory or inequitable as any other kind of relationship — but culturally, we overlook this possibility because women aren't perceived to be threatening.
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Helgen is in many ways part of a new guard of scientists: more willing to talk to the public, rigorous and diligent in his research — and that approach seems to be threatening to some older scientists who traditionally shy away from the news media.
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Trump should be threatening Iran that if it does not pull back from trying to control Iraq, we will withdraw all our forces from the region — and leave it to Iran alone to fight ISIS and the Taliban — Sunni Muslim movements that are Iran's archenemies.
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What many believe to be the most appalling part of this scandal is the allegation that Trump blocked $400 million in military aid for Ukraine as part of this pressure campaign — which would be threatening Ukraine's security if it doesn't help take down Biden for him.
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Bernie Sanders may be threatening to force Scandinavian-style socialism on the proud patriots of the United States, but here's one policy point he hasn't talked about yet: Is he going to make every red-blooded, meat-loving American eat dumpster food like they do in Denmark?
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Letter From Washington The United States is still fighting a war in Afghanistan and has troops in Iraq, the Iranian nuclear deal remains controversial, the Islamic State is weakened but continues to be threatening, North Korea is launching missiles, Russia flouts international norms, and China has expansionary designs.
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Opinion polls suggested that Mr. Orban was right on one score: no candidate in the country's fragmented opposition had a realistic chance of challenging him and his brand of governing, which many say has eroded democracy, with policies increasingly seen to be threatening other parts of the European Union.
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Ross Douthat has similarly argued that the French system, which permits abortion for any reason within 12 weeks of conception, afterward requiring certification by two doctors that the continuation of a pregnancy would be threatening to a woman's life or health, represents a plausible "middle ground" in the American abortion debate.
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" Later in the interview he spoke about the need for a European army, saying: "Faced by Russia, which is on our borders and which has shown that it can be threatening... we need to have a Europe that can better defend itself by itself, without depending solely on the United States.
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The iPhones, Chevrolets and other products manufactured and sold in China by American companies are mostly designed in the United States, and the Trump administration has declared various Chinese industries to be threatening American national security, illegally copying foreign intellectual property or causing widespread job losses in the United States.
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And then there's what these boys were incorrectly seen to represent: "In the context of the US, obviously there's a long history in which to be a black man or a Latino man is to always already automatically be threatening," said NPR journalist Jason King in a segment about the history of boy bands.
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But even during these heady times there have been two things a fan could always rely on, like the changing of the tides or the turning of the earth: One, that featherweight Jose Aldo would be one of the greatest fighters in the promotion; and two, that Jose Aldo would be threatening to leave it.
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A simple example of this is you're out at a restaurant with your partner or your best friend, and you're trying to have a meaningful conversation, but behind them a TV with cable news is on and it's showing some novel thing that happens to be threatening and maybe pleasurable at the same time.
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In a culture where most fat people in the media have missing heads — the anonymous, decapitated, interchangeable blobs whose photos accompany scary news stories about obesity — a fat woman with a voice can be threatening, not just to bullies, misogynists and anti-obesity crusaders, but to many of those who consider themselves to be enlightened, too.
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Sheela indisputably turned out to be the most tyrannical, amoral, and ruthless of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh's executive assistants so far, both in her conduct toward those outside the commune whom she perceived to be enemies of the Bhagwan and in her treatment of those inside the commune whom she perceived to be threatening to her own power and standing.
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"Faced with Russia, which is near our borders and has shown it could be threatening - I want to build a real security dialogue with Russia, which is a country I respect, a European country - but we must have a Europe that can defend itself on its own without relying only on the United States," he added.
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According to the LA Times, the protesters included young Muslim women in headscarves, members of the Black Lives Matter movement, and members of the Fearless Undocumented Alliance, which advocates for the rights of unauthorized immigrants in the US. In other words, all representatives of what authoritarians would (probably subconsciously) consider to be threatening out-groups and the forces of frightening social change.
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While we accepted the decision of our friends and colleagues who did attend in a good-faith effort to discuss their concerns, regrettably, ensuing reports confirmed our suspicion that — according to an unnamed Facebook employee — "part of the goal [of the Menlo Park meeting] was to bring in a group of conservatives who were certain to fight with one another so they would fail to unify" and as a consequence would not be "threatening or coherent" to Facebook.
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These days, such campaigns can elicit an eye roll: everyone knows that teens are regularly exposed to profanity and sex online and on TV. (Rather than try to ban books, a better approach is to instead teach media literacy so young people are better able to contextualize what they're exposed to.) The problem is that when you go after books for swears or sex, you might also be threatening books that are truly subversive: the ones that confront our unconscious biases, whether it's weight or race, and question the way we tend to think about ourselves and others.
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