Sentence examples for how threatened from inspiring English sources

But how threatened, really, are ties between the two countries?

Jarre said: "I wanted to underline how threatened we are, not only by chemical pollution, but also by sound pollution".

Again, she was attacked, this time for having waited until the state fell to publish the piece, which describes how threatened the narrator feels.

At the end of the negotiation they were asked to carry out a psychological test to measure how threatened they felt.

I think she laughs at me, because maybe she takes just a slight glimmer of pleasure in how threatened I feel".

"The outrages committed against environmental activists in many parts of the world shows how threatened the environment is from large-scale deforestation and illegal logging," she said.

But maybe they should have seen how threatening their work was to other oppressed minorities, in this case Muslims in France?

More important, perhaps, than the success of any individual project is that Mr Guillen and his team are prepared to "think outside the car" no matter how threatening their ideas may seem.

Campbell argues that scientists may not realize just how threatening their research can be — even though their conclusions are far from controversial within their own community.

Just how threatening can be seen in the way these liberal changes affected voting patterns in the "red' parts of the country where the population is predominantly more individualist-hierarchist (politically, more conservative and libertarian).

The clandestine creep of nuclear know-how threatens to put the worst weapons into the worst hands.