Sentence examples for always under threat from inspiring English sources

For Brennan as for many Irish modernist writers home was a place always under threat.

For Brennan — as for many Irish modernist writers — home was a place always under threat.

In other words, all class society is a permanent state of emergency in which the rulers are always under threat.

Noah has been in and out of sheltered workshops, but these are always under threat because of state budget deficits.

Day after day, Jewish paranoia is buttressed and justified: Jews see themselves in a world of menace in which their existence is always under threat.

Pir didn't want to assign blame, so he said that to Yazidis, who were poor and always under threat, it didn't really matter.

For instance, girls' education has always been under threat.

I recently heard one of the skysports team (I think Bob Willis) say that Trott's place would always be under threat due to his ability being completely 'learnt, and not natural', unlike, for example, Bell and Bopara.

"I recently heard one of the skysports team (I think Bob Willis) say that Trott's place would always be under threat due to his ability being completely 'learnt, and not natural', unlike, for example, Bell and Bopara". Did Bob really say that?

Job security: UNDER THREAT.

The on-again-off-again prosecution struck Judge Nicholson as "being part of some great political contest or game" that had the "ring of the works of Kafka," with Mr. Zuma always under the threat of prosecution but never actually brought to trial.