Sentence examples for create threatens from inspiring English sources

The climate crisis it has helped create threatens to consume the entire world.

The Slits never set out to be antagonistic, exactly – "We were just having fun," McLardy insists – but their brash, unapologetic sense of autonomy, and the fact they deigned to seize a space for themselves in the scene they helped create, threatened people "on some deep, psychological level".

Safeguards can be imposed almost automatically whenever imports create or threaten to create "market disruption".

But by 2011 she found the independence she had fought so hard to create was threatened.

UKOOA says that the changes create uncertainty, threatening future investment, and that they will do the most harm to the small firms that the government wants to attract.

Following traffic rules is essential for safety; not doing so can create life threatening situations.

He looked hard at Watteau and created storm-threatened fêtes galantes of his own, like the one titled "The Charlatans" in the exhibition.

The 25 members of the Iraqi Governing Council, appointed by the Americans last summer, had tried at different times to resolve the outstanding issues but found that the conflicts they created had threatened to scuttle the rest of the constitution.

The governors, arriving here for the winter meeting of the National Governors Association, said that the automatic across-the-board cuts in federal spending that are scheduled to begin at the end of the week were creating havoc, threatening jobs and sapping economic growth in their states.

But the researchers warned that the digital profiles people are creating also threaten privacy.

A group of more than 1,200 Facebook users have joined a recently created page threatening a class action lawsuit against the team.