Sentence examples for existence threatening from inspiring English sources

Traumatic stressors are existence threatening events like accidents, combat, or sexual abuse which may lead to PTSD, an incapacitating anxiety disease with the core symptoms nervous hyperarousal, distressing recalls of traumatic memories, and avoidance of trauma-related cues [ 1].

But when a cancer diagnosis makes him confront his mortality, his comfortable existence threatens to come apart.

There are sex workers – passionately opposing the narratives that assume that their mere existence threatens women's liberation.

Reactionary Islam, as distinct from modern Islam, will always oppose us because our very existence threatens its values.

And as tensions across the Atlantic have shown, people who feel their existence threatened find it hard to forgive others who disagree.

For approximately the first five years of its existence, the Patriotic Studies discipline proceeded under the assumption that these fluid-nations were benign entities, whose existence threatened neither the stability nor the integrity of the traditional geo-nation.

Its following was not large enough to upset the established political balance in the state parliaments, but the party's existence threatened West Germany's relations with eastern European countries.

With his marriage to Tami-Lynn in trouble, talking bear Ted finds his existence threatened when the state rules that he is not a person and therefore has no rights.

Demanding agency heads to justify their existence threatens their jobs.

The service's existence threatened their very livelihood – Aereo viewers could access over 30 TV stations, including the major networks.

And, if we are really honest, their very existence threatens our sense of security.