Sentence examples for enduring threats from inspiring English sources

In the end, Ms. Acerra says, after five years of "enduring threats, foul language, ridicule and unfounded criticism," she received help from her union.

But the United States still holds the longer-term detainees deemed enduring threats, as well as about 800 or so lower-level prisoners, as American forces continue to capture an average of 100 people suspected of being insurgents every month.

Yet among emerging environmental challenges, none has fewer facts or more enduring threats than the large-scale loss of biodiversity.

In spite of enduring threats to LGBTQ rights in the U.S., a recent poll found that Americans overall are more supportive of same-sex marriage than ever before.

Bahmanzadeh maintains that the gang was intent on infiltrating the club and dominating the supply chain, and that he was left to fight them with no practical support from the police, even enduring threats against his life.

Manoucehr maintains that the gang was intent on infiltrating the club and dominating the supply chain, and that he was left to fight them with no practical support from the police, even enduring threats against his life.

U.S. officials say they remain focused on enhancing training and security procedures to mitigate what they see as an enduring threat.

In Texas, though, the law has changed to ensure that those who might pose 'an enduring threat to society' (that is, those with bad genes) are executed.

Mr. Rudd said the arrests on Tuesday offered a sobering reminder of the "enduring threat from terrorism at home, here in Australia, as well as overseas".

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said the arrests offered a sobering reminder of the "enduring threat from terrorism at home, here in Australia, as well as overseas".

Lib Dem second-preference votes could have been hoovered up, the Labour party marginalised and the enduring threat posed by Britain's non-Tory majority finally neutralised.