Sentence examples for increasingly under threat from inspiring English sources

British birds are also increasingly under threat.

But this is becoming increasingly under threat".

But these period set-pieces are increasingly under threat.

However, their natural habitat is increasingly under threat due to deforestation and new human settlements.

Prisons are places where the safety and dignity of prisoners is increasingly under threat.

It was Liverpool's goal that was increasingly under threat, Okazaki having what looked a decent penalty shout overlooked.

However, this system is increasingly coming under threat from a black market of fake "likes", sold in bulk in order to falsely boost a brand's figures.

The form taken by such publishing, its economic basis, and its relation to the processes of knowledge production and consumption are, however, currently very much in question as the subscription-based journal increasingly comes under threat from moves towards open-access models of publishing.

Job security: UNDER THREAT.

Many tropical forests, however, are increasingly under the threat of changing fire regimes due to positive feedback in ignition sources from human occupation, longer and drier dry seasons, and the increase of greenhouse gas emissions [49, 58].

But with rural schools like Llanddewi-Brefi's ever under threat of closure, and churches increasingly under-attended, the onus has often fallen on the latter.