Sentence examples for how it threatens from inspiring English sources

This byelection is a taste of how it threatens to overturn all old political certainties.

John is beginning to understand the severity of his alcohol addiction and how it threatens his life and well-being.

"Look how Washington deals with the two situations, how it threatens to invade Iraq, which has no weapons of mass destruction," the newspaper said.

He is the author of "Copyrights and Copywrongs: The Rise of Intellectual Property and How It Threatens Creativity" (New York University Press, 2001).

"I hope the film shows this monster and shows how it threatens us all in a way … even the most singular and extraordinary among us.

Middle East experts said such a move raised the risk that the Iraqis could become more directly enmeshed in the Syrian conflict, underscoring how it threatens to destabilize a wider swath of the region.

United believe it would be weak in the extreme to bend to player power, no matter how messy it threatens to become before the end of the transfer window, and their position will not change if Rooney hands in a formal transfer request or goes public with his desire to leave.

But you know how it is: it threatens the power the Big Government Labor Bosses crave and they are going to come after him with everything they've got".

And as often happens where money's concerned, divisions over how to spend it threatens to widen cracks that already divide the Kettle and Stony communities.

How does it threaten your marriage?

How does it threaten all marriages?" The "threat" of gay marriage is a crucial wedge that conservatives and the religious right will be using to further divide this country in the coming midterm elections and is much too vital an issue to go unchallenged.