Sentence examples for less under threat from inspiring English sources

Individual freedom and social cohesion were no less under threat in the depoliticized capitalist democracies of the West.

Stone and other conservationists believe the Galapagos environment is less under threat from tourism than from the fishing industry, the invasion of 'alien' species, such as goats, horses and rats, and the permanent community of 16,000 Galapagos residents.

This is likely attributable to the fact that doctors did not perceive the urgency of making detailed clinical notes as they are less under threat of being sued for medical liability than their global colleagues.

Job security: UNDER THREAT.

Similarly, small-selected fish in the Atlantic silverside study evolved lower food consumption and were less willing to forage under threat of predation (Walsh et al. 2006).

Temporary pools located in forested areas were under less threat than those located in agricultural lands.

While there are major concerns in more semiarid parts of these seasonally dry zones, present conditions in the more humid south of France, supplied also by exotic upper catchments, are under less threat of degradation.

By comparison, insects, mammals and amphibians are all under less threat.

The only thing that counts is whether Ancelotti can finally end his club's long wait for their 10th European crown; if he doesn't, his work over the course of the campaign will be forgotten and his job, seemingly so secure less than a month ago, will come under threat.

More books are published, and space in mainstream newspapers' books pages is under threat: more into less doesn't go.

But it has been getting a little threadbare in recent times, and has even come under threat, with no less a person than the newly elected president, Hassan Rouhani, suggesting that the country no longer needed slogans.