Sentence examples for and thus threatening from inspiring English sources

Difference is confusing and thus threatening.

FOR decades, rangers in Yellowstone National Park, in the American West, had to cull the area's red deer (known locally as elk, though they bear no resemblance to European elk, known locally as moose) because the animals' numbers were grazing the place to death and thus threatening the livelihoods of other species.

Nitrate is one of the contaminants resulting largely from anthropogenic activities that may find its way to the aquifers and thus threatening the quality of groundwater.

We criticise the current intensity of chemical plant protection in Germany as ecologically unsustainable and thus threatening the achievement of key targets of environmental protection and nature conservation policies.

Our challenge now is that this 20th century spirit is haunting our present, and thus threatening our future.

It will become crystal-clear that the part of the industry that would be failing, and thus threatening the health care of millions of people they previously excluded, is the private health insurance sector.

Rather, they encourage decline, entrench divisions and thus threaten the harmony they pretend to nurture.

The French passion for equality nowadays far outweighs the French passion for liberty, and thus threatens French prosperity.

The Ngok Dinkas overwhelmingly favour joining the south, while Misseriya communities fear annexation could prevent migration and thus threaten their way of life.

But a weaker America would lead to chronic insecurity in East Asia and thus threaten the peaceful conduct of trade and commerce on which America's prosperity depends.

With regard to Iraq, we have suddenly been told that Saddam Hussein has emerged as the Hitler of the Middle East, a ruthless bully who wants to take on the entire region and thus threaten America's "way of life".