The phrase "and consequently threatening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action or situation leads to another that poses a threat or danger.
Example: "The rapid rise in sea levels is alarming and consequently threatening coastal communities."
Alternatives: "and thus poses a threat" or "and therefore is dangerous."
Mechanism had expelled final causes from science, and consequently threatened faith in God.
"Multiracial individuals must navigate between cultural histories and social boundaries while our very existence questions, and consequently threatens, the integrity of those boundaries," she concluded.
Trust fractures can also arise when patients are concerned about being judged negatively for their decisions to go abroad, or when they opt not to disclose their decision prior to departure and consequently threaten continuity of care.
Republicans equate citizenship with participation in political life and are consequently threatened by rhetorical and economic practices which appear to discourage political participation.
The monks of Bec unanimously elected him to be their new abbot without first consulting the Archbishop of Rouen, Hugh de Boves, who consequently threatened to void the result.
Extinction of predators intensifies the impact of habitat loss on regional abundance of prey species, which are consequently threatened with local extinction [ 118].
This classic clinical triad, however, is present in only a minority of patients, making this condition often misdiagnosed and, consequently, life-threatening; its prognosis depends on prompt early intravenous administration of thiamine [ 2].
Chromosome stability and consequently, phages, are threatened, as the host cell delays cell division so that DNA damage can be fairly repaired.
As each actor in a cloud environment can be both source and target of attacks, the classification provides any cloud actor the necessary knowledge of the different attacks by which it can threaten or be threatened, and consequently deploy adapted VMI-based monitoring architectures.
In Japan, as the number of elderly covered by the Long-term Care Insysteme (LTCI) system has increased, demand for long-term care services has increased substantially and consequently growing expenditures are threatening the sustainability of the system.
