Arguably, this trading activity causes violent moves up and down in a single session that intimidates ordinary investors.

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Our car engines had all stopped: nothing intimidates cars as much as their own cemeteries.

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Nonetheless, Franklin isn't just a dominant swimmer who intimidates opponents, she's also the most versatile swimmer among the U.S. women.

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And I think that intimidates a lot of elected officials and is the reason why sometimes we end up having such unsatisfactory outcomes.

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Mr Hagel also addressed criticism over a remark he made in a 2008 book that the "Jewish lobby" intimidates decision-makers on Capitol Hill.

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Worse, the CEO steadfastness so important to the earlier strategy intimidates top executives from disagreeing the next time around, even though the leader may now be wrong.

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Mr Hagel has also been criticised for saying in a 2008 book written by a former state department official that the "Jewish lobby" is one that "intimidates" lawmakers in Washington.

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