Sentence examples for higher threatening from inspiring English sources

If temperatures rise higher, threatening to melt the core entirely, he added, less volatile products such as strontium 90 and plutonium 239 join the rising plume.

The precarious stack on my windowsill — the one that's not occupied by a clunky air conditioner, that is — inches ever higher, threatening to entomb me in my little bedroom forever, "Cask of Amantillado" style.

With Iran the stakes are even higher, threatening the stability of the Persian Gulf and the entire Middle East.

Meanwhile, the climbing body count in the rain forest, along with unconfirmed reports that the number of Indians killed could be higher, threatens to deplete the legitimacy of Mr. García's government.

High, threatening clouds accumulate above the glassy, silver ocean, but they never seem to break.

But electricity and clean water already are in short supply, and pollution levels are dangerously high, threatening to choke economic growth.

"She came back to visit the hostel one day very high, threatening to kill herself, and I had to wrestle the knife off her in the kitchen," he says.

The tide would be high, threatening to spill over, and you could see the Mainland like fairy lights on the horizon.

Mallala farmer John Lush said he watched as flames 25 metres high threatened his home.

The transformation of the American electricity industry began because businesses in California and the Northeast, where electricity rates have historically been high, threatened to abandon those regions for places with cheaper power.

In addition, it was reported that Brucellae have been isolated from Nile catfish and rat in Egypt [ 18], which also indicate high threaten of brucellosis to environments.