Sentence examples for equally threatened from inspiring English sources

Equally threatened are old-economy companies that do not get Web strategies off the ground now.

Like panting labradors, they always appear to be smiling (no such fillip for the equally threatened but unglamorous walrus).

If Elizabeth's religious settlement was threatened by Protestant dissidents, it was equally threatened by the recalcitrance and opposition of English Catholics.

Equally threatened is Johnson & Johnson, which has an estimated $2 billion or more in sales of the drug, which it calls Procrit, under license from Amgen.

But Nick Davies's story in the Guardian today – about News Group's payments to settle cases that could reveal details of an operation to use information from intercepted text messages sent by many well known individuals – shows how privacy is equally threatened by determined commercial organisations.

Other software vendors, open source or otherwise, who see their offering on Amazon's roadmap may feel equally threatened.

In the parts of the world that are best studied, insects are equally as threatened as vertebrates (Thomas et al. 2004) or even more threatened (Stein & Flack 1997).

It was equally as threatening as an alcohol or drug problem.

E-mail can be equally threatening.

Equally threatening was the temptation to become a professional ironist, an ideologue for the opposition.

Stolypin understood that "various sorts of radicalism as well as standing in one place, rejecting change and needed reforms equally threaten the country," Mr Putin said.