Sentence examples for migration by threatening from inspiring English sources

David Cameron raised the stakes in his fight to curb migration by threatening to veto the admission of new members to the European Union unless they accept tough new controls on their citizens moving to the UK.

Monroe responded by threatening to sue her.

(For example, by embarrassing, by threatening, etc).

But the concept of a fragile natural balance also serves as a potent metaphor for cultures whose native arts have been shaped by migration and threatened by political and religious conflict.

The concept of a fragile natural balance also serves as a potent metaphor for cultures whose native arts have been shaped by migration and threatened by political and religious conflict.

A boycott by threatened fans followed.

That migration may be threatened by human development at places where the terns stop during their journey.

Monarchs, unique among butterflies for the regularity and breadth of their annual migration, are also threatened by widespread pesticide use and logging of mountain forests in central Mexico and coastal California where some of them winter, said biologist Karen Oberhauser at the University of Minnesota.

MONARCHS are not endangered, but the oyamels face intense logging pressure and thus the monarch migration is threatened.

Hunting along migration routes threatens some bird species.

By exacerbating flooding, water and energy crises and mass migration, climate change threatens to devastate the world economy – US gas industry included – according to a survey of 750 economists, conducted last year.