The printed word is irreplaceable, and much threatened".
They are much threatened by budget cuts, but never more in demand by toddlers and teenagers, working parents, the elderly and the unemployed, new immigrants and traditional readers.
He says, 'What are you trying to hide from me in the zoning?' He said, 'I own the newspaper.' " Mr. Shea continued, "My takeaway was that this guy is pretty much threatening me".
Yet, ironically, the company is part of a breed much threatened by the Internet: a bit of web publishing and helpline-manning aside, it is simply an intermediary, adding little value for its cut of the action.
The elite Revolutionary Guards and a good part of the intelligence services "feel very much threatened by the reformist movement," said a political analyst who asked not to be identified for fear of retribution.
Therefore, species diversity of ecosystems – much threatened by human activity in this modern age – is yet apparently crucial for the maintenance of these systems and for the maintenance of constituent human species as well.
Estonia is not a country very much threatened by human rights abuses, so I was looking to do something different from the standard lecture by an ambassador or a movie screening.
A gnawing corrosive threatening sense of powerlessness not over politics or immigration or the global economy, but over something much deeper, much more threatening.
It's a bit much to threaten to dispose of a car in just nine days.
He seldom got into the A.C. Milan penalty box, and he never got in a shot, much less threaten to score a goal.
