Sentence examples for being less threatened from inspiring English sources

This might be explained by higher recall bias in men being less threatened by the violence and abuse exercised by women than vice-versa.

So I think it's less threatened than commonly thought.

Until now, highland species have been less threatened by habitat loss and hunting, simply because most people live in flat lowlands instead of the steeper highlands.

By contrast, metropolitan areas, prosperous with more educated residents than in outlying areas, are less threatened by multicultural ideas and ethnicities.

"Because she was diagnosed early and because of all the technology that protects her, she'll be less threatened than any X.P. child in history".

By and large, it was less threatened by criminal disobedience than by the potential for unruliness among witnesses to such spectacles.

But UK exhibitors argue that a family film such as Alice in Wonderland is less threatened by the World Cup than other titles.

Many of this year's openings are dollar stores and other discount chains — areas that are less threatened by e-commerce right now.

In contrast, northern tick populations are less threatened by drying out because of humid conditions and are more likely to quest.

An earlier study by Dr. Rudolph further suggested that children who had learned to see friendship as evolving "works in progress" were less threatened by "bumps in the road" than those who believed relationships should somehow fix themselves.

Americans will be willing to pay a tax for their children to be less threatened, breathe cleaner air and live in a more sustainable world with a stronger America.