Sentence examples for being under threat from inspiring English sources

Second, there's the feeling of being under threat.

The lizards are native to the Bahamas and classed as being under threat of extinction.

A sense of being under threat is now shared, to some degree, by many sects in many religions.

Longman's comment on Title IX being "under threat of dilution" would be appropriate in an editorial or column.

When there are ­terrorist attacks in Europe, do we hear about the 2012 Olympics being under threat?

And with the very idea of Britain being under threat, you might soon meet Welsh, Scottish, English and Northern Irish aid workers instead.

We are under threat.

But it is under threat.

Yet both are under threat.

Now it is under threat.

The Earth is under threat.