Sentence examples for be threatened from from inspiring English sources

In severe cases, vision can be threatened from exposure-induced cornea damage or compression of the optic nerve within the orbit.

As a result refugees like Benny Wenda, who have travelled half way around the world to escape persecution, continue to be threatened from afar by oppressive governments".

The Barrow and Furness MP said Labour members will not be "threatened from doing what we believe is the right thing, whether those threats come from online activists or, indeed, from our own despatch box".

They highlight, for instance, the risk that collective EU systems will be discarded - for instance, a collective agreement to help any nation at risk from a sudden shortage in gas supply, such as that which might be threatened from the Russian president, Vladimir Putin.

The 5th Division and the two other units began advancing south slowly and cautiously, sending strong reconnaissance parties into the mountains to ensure they would not be threatened from the rear.

"Today Belarus is being threatened from abroad.

The reef is being threatened from all sides.

"We were threatened from time to time," Mr. Quintyne said.

Anwar Sadat When he first came into office, he was threatened from within his own regime, by an opposition led….

With or without the amputation that doctors thought he needed, his life was threatened from toxic shock and infection.

Wetlands in East Africa are threatened from conversion for agricultural land, so Ms. Reid hopes her results can guide conservation managers in identifying crucial areas in need of protection.