Sentence examples for large threaten from inspiring English sources

The values we hold dearest to our heart are obliterated and trampled in the rush of the collective, of the crowd, of the way our allegiances and our place in society at large threaten the very existence of our very self.

A combination of poor market returns and low interest rates, which will make the present value of pension obligations look much larger, threatens the health of many plans.

While he has come to represent the larger, threatened virtues of dignity and character, Paterno remains behind his thick glasses and thin patience a coach with a voracious appetite for winning and a heartburn's irritability over losing.

In contrast, for negative stimuli, amplitudes elicited by personality, in comparison to physical traits, were larger due to larger threatening significance.

Whether in Norway or Colorado, there are demons at large that threaten our attempts to understand human existence in rational terms and in spiritual terms.

Indeed, the growth of cholesteatomas often progress undiscovered (i.e., untreated) until they have become dangerously large and threaten to invade intratemporal structures.

The database is currently restricted to larger magnitude eruptions because they have large hazard footprints that can threaten large populations.

That may prove to be a problem for Monmouth Park, but larger issues threaten the industry.

It's a good way of reminding us that the personal never stops demanding equal time, whatever larger issues threaten to overwhelm us.

The challenge is that larger tablets threaten to quickly become unwieldy.

However, I have yet to see any evidence that America's unusual quantity of stupendously large fortunes threatens to unweave its social fabric.