Sentence examples for do threaten from inspiring English sources

It exaggerates problems that don't threaten our national security while ignoring problems that do threaten it.

Nevertheless, the Budget reforms do threaten a sector on which, as Radius Equity points out, companies have come to rely.

The position in Britain is better than in Poland, but the latest reforms do threaten the editorial independence of the BBC.

They do threaten our interests: drugs in Columbia and Afghanistan, the diamond trade in Sierra Leone, with the criminal elements that come from clandestine trade.

While the accidents are not threatening the bears' long-term survival, Mr. Servheen said, they do threaten the species' ability to expand its range.

Because we are only experiencing major news events through the telly, they almost become a non-reality, even when those events do threaten what is important to us".

Do threatened regimes elsewhere seem to be aware of this?

She could, and did, threaten his marriage.

It does not threaten your fundamental identity, but it does threaten us.

By 2008, it really did threaten a new Depression.

And it surely does threaten the freedom of the press.