Sentence examples for commonly threatened from inspiring English sources

In Gabon, journalists are commonly threatened and arrested if they publish information on the alleged widespread corruption of President Bongo and his family.

In the continental US plants are most commonly threatened by outdoor recreation (affecting 35% of species), especially from off-road vehicles (19%) and hiking and related activities (13%).

Clients commonly threatened abuse or became violent in response to women's refusals for particular sexual acts, often anal sex, condom nonuse, or engaging with the client altogether.

Fluoride (F−) commonly threatens groundwater quality.

Cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) surgery commonly threatens the heart and remote organs with ischemia-reperfusion injury.

Meanwhile, the government commonly threatens to cut funding to the AIDS Drug Assistance Program ADAPP) for low-income people, and a new trade agreement between the U.S. and ten other countries called the Trans-Pacific Partnership (The Nation dubbed it "NAFTA on Steroids") is set to broaden laws around patents that will make life-saving drugs more expensive in other countries.

Abusers will commonly threaten their victims to keep them under their control.

Broken bones and internal bleeding can be serious, but head injuries are commonly life-threatening.

Euphoria is not commonly induced by threatening healthcare, increasing joblessness, inflaming religious and racial tensions, participating in illegal wars, covering up corrupt policing, bankrolling fat cat buddies and dumbing down education.

Habitat fragmentation and the resulting decline in population size and density commonly reduce the reproduction of rare and threatened species.

Mixtures of organophosphate and carbamate pesticides are commonly detected in freshwater habitats that support threatened and endangered species of Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus sp).