Sentence examples for in turn threatening from inspiring English sources
The Vatican is worried that this review structure requires the bishops to cede too much influence and discretion to the laity, in turn threatening the Vatican's own authority.
They were also warned that slow growth was hampering Italy's chance of escaping the debt crisis, in turn threatening to make the country insolvent and drag down other large countries that use the euro.
That policy is aimed at stopping banks from accumulating so much debt that they put the finances of countries like Ireland and Spain at risk, in turn threatening the future of the euro.
The idea behind the single supervisor is to make lenders less susceptible to political interference than has been the case under the present system of national supervisors, which failed to prevent banks from accumulating so much debt that they put the finances of states like Ireland and Spain at risk, in turn threatening the future of the single currency.
And China walks a delicate line where it on the one hand expresses its irritation with North Korea's behaviour, and on the other hand is unwilling to do anything that might destabilise the government, because instability raises the prospect of a political vacuum emerging on the peninsula, which Americans and their South Korean allies could fill, in turn threatening China's strategic interests".
But the central reason to worry is the euro zone: a series of defaults there would unleash devastation, sparking big losses on European banks' government-bond holdings, and in turn threatening anyone exposed to those banks.Earlier this year, the prospect of another Lehman moment seemed remote.
Threatened and harmed, they may, in turn, threaten and harm others".
(Mr. Torricelli, in turn, threatened to castrate him).
The skiers, in turn, threatened to withdraw en masse.
But deforestation remains a problem, which in turn threatens its biodiversity.
They, in turn, threatened that if I refused to leave, things would become "uncomfortable" for me.
