Sentences with phrase «earlier threats»

In fact, one of authors, Dr. Friedman, in an interview in The Atlantic, said «those children who faced stresses early in life but who bounced back by young adulthood were able to overcome early threats to their later health and lived long lives.

The left - back had showed plenty of attacking endeavour throughout the first - half, he and Sterling proving early threats to the holders on the flanks, but the hosts» opener shows the Spaniard has much to learn about his defensive responsibilities in the Premier League.

«We are forced to ask: Could this be the starting point in implementing Oba of Lagos» earlier threat during the election period that Ndigbo would be thrown into the Lagoon?

On the other hand, those children who faced stresses early in life but who bounced back by young adulthood were able to overcome early threats to their later health and lived long lives.

It contrasted markedly with his earlier threats to «totally destroy» North Korea if it threatened the United States, and the personal insults he exchanged with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after the North's most recent missile and nuclear tests.

Friday's paper also contained an article about the most recent death threats, and an op / ed questioning why the administration hadn't taken the earlier threats against Nava more seriously.

They then told him to «shut the f ¯ k up» ¯ a phrase that had been included in the earlier threats ¯ and slowly walked away.

But last week at Rose Tree an early threat of rain soon dissipated, and the sun broke through on green brush and timber fences flagged in red and white.

Sevilla started the match brightly, testing Barcelona's defense from the opening minute, but Samuel Umtiti and company handled the early threats very well.

Mitch Hancox was unlucky not to connect with Tyrone Marsh's cross as he and Blissett carried the early threat, while Marsh had an effort cleared off the line.

While each comment was big news for the constituencies following each respective issue, they are an admission by the governor that his earlier threats — to shut down the state government if ethics laws aren't tightened, and to withhold school aid increases if the teacher evaluation system isn't changed — are highly unlikely to come to pass.

The GOP nominee also said he would work closely with NATO allies to defeat Islamic State militants if he won the election in November, reversing an earlier threat that the United States might not meet its NATO treaty obligations with allies.

But then the Bronx Democrat suggested Cuomo was amenable to moving his policy ideas outside the budget, contrary to an earlier threat that he would make a spending plan late to force action.

In a Feb. 22 meeting between federal and Virginia education officials, Deputy U.S. Secretary of Education Raymond J. Simon reiterated an earlier threat that the federal government would enforce compliance with the No Child Left Behind Act by withholding federal funds, according to Charles B. Pyle, the director of communications for the Virginia Department...

But in recent news, one state has managed to back - paddle from its earlier threats of heavy taxation, ending up in a mutually beneficial arrangement with Amazon.

People living in higher elevations and more northern regions of the United States are more likely to experience an early threat of snowfall this year.

A classic danger in climate research and an early threat to claims of a human signal was that they could be dismissed as a result of auto - correlation.

It does appear that several sites, including sites like CS: GO500, made plans to adapt their business in light of Valve's earlier threat, but so far, no sites have definitively outlined how they plan to move forward.

In fact, one of authors, Dr. Friedman, in an interview in The Atlantic, said «those children who faced stresses early in life but who bounced back by young adulthood were able to overcome early threats to their later health and lived long lives.