Sentence examples for is really threatened from inspiring English sources

You only shout like that if your life is really threatened".

If lots of people lose their jobs, their ability to pay their mortgages is really threatened".

We can allow ourselves to feel what we normally shun to feel precisely because no one is really threatened (or at least no one real is threatened).

While both will be fundamentally transformed as a consequence of Brexit, only the existence of the UK is really threatened.

Even though the Supreme Court has become more conservative and successive Republican administrations have constricted the funding for abortion more and more, few believe that a woman's right to choose is really threatened.

We've now got him into a good area where he is really threatening coming in at the back post".

This trend is really threatening the regional security and Pakistan is already crying about an Indian hand in supporting Baloch separatists.

"They must be really threatened".Other, more objective, observers are equally unimpressed.

Only Brazil was really threatened, by Colombia, and, on that occasion, the excitement was largely confined to the last ten minutes of play.

But it's only when those walls are battered and smashed – when we are really threatened, in other words - that we feel truly alive.

But would I still do it if I was really threatened?" She dragged on her cigarette, then added, "I think I would, but ask me in six months' time".