Sentence examples for really threatens from inspiring English sources

"Islamism really threatens us".

This hidden domestication is what really threatens our times.

"That really threatens the viability of the programme," Hill says.

She added, "The decision really threatens grave harm to documentary filmmakers and investigative reporters".

Because what really threatens open, Western, liberal societies today is not Saddam and his weapons per se.

"This type of attitude toward the Princeton band, and other Ivy League bands, really threatens the future viability of the scramble tradition," he says.

Make that really threatened.

Seriously, is Saudi Arabia really threatened by women driving activists?

But the Mets stranded Bragg and never really threatened.

Does it really threaten the future of Christianity?

Is it really threatened by Google's strength here?