Sentence examples for this is threatened from inspiring English sources

For this reason the renal cortex prostaglandin is thought to be an important vasodilator, maintaining renal blood flow when this is threatened (for example, after blood loss).

The UK was previously on track to meet its Kyoto obligation, but this is threatened by a rise in emissions in the past two years, partly due to electricity generators switching to coal in the face of rising gas prices.

Nigeria had a well regarded home-based specialist training programme in psychiatry for over 25 years, but today this is threatened by a lack of suitably qualified psychiatrists.

National surveys provide such data; validity depends on generalisability, but this is threatened by declining response levels.

This is threatened when there is a discrepancy between a person's internal and external image; an inability to answer a test question establishes exactly this discrepancy.

Despite the successes reported in using insecticides for mosquito control, this is threatened by the rise of insecticide resistance in mosquito vectors [ 12], which necessitates the development and trialing of complementary and/or supplementary strategies.

This is threatening the Medicare waiver, which relies on keeping costs per patient low.

"This is threatening the fabric of the state's ability to compete".

This is threatening to medics trained in the culture of doctor-knows-best.

"Before, it was jobs we were worried about, but this is threatening the fabric of broadcasting in the BBC.

Unless this is a giant Bradley Effect, this is threatening to become (delightfully) ridiculous.