Sentence examples for problem threatened from inspiring English sources
But the ballot problem threatened to slow the results from some parts of the state Tuesday night.
A number of Democratic members of the committee pressed the issue, saying they had heard from American Embassy staff and Iraqis that American anticorruption efforts were ineffective or nonexistent and that the problem threatened the mission in Iraq.
This problem threatened to waste an enormous investment in new reactors at the Hanford site and to make slow separation of uranium isotopes the only way to prepare fissile material suitable for use in bombs.
However, a new problem threatens.
Yes, there is a problem threatening our political dialogue.
Acknowledging the problem threatens the very foundation of an already dysfunctional system.
But when a problem threatens the bank's reputation, it lands in her lap.
But just when the problem threatens to get worse, we are reverting, regrettably, to localism.
Yugo Kovach Winterborne Houghton, Dorset Britain has one future and one current problem threatening growth.
Another serious problem threatening the canal has been the increased silting and sedimentation rate of the rivers and streams of the watershed and, ultimately, of the canal itself.
