Sentence examples for threat to working from inspiring English sources

"That is the real threat to working families," he argued.

And the real threat to working families across our country lies in the Conservative party being in government".

Voters approved rent control in 1979 to help preserve communities by limiting rent increases, a threat to working class and lower-income tenants.

We can take needless risks with our economy that would unleash a triple threat to working people – and become a poorer country in every sense.

With so many items whizzing around at more than 17,000 miles per hour and shattering as they crash, the threat to working satellites, which are vital to hurricane tracking, GPS systems and military surveillance, has grown more immediate.

While staying in Europe offers workers in the UK the best prospects of rising prosperity, leaving poses what we call a triple threat: to working people's jobs, to their wages and to the prices we all pay in the shops.

For the tacit threat to work, though, it must be believed.

Professor Horn estimates that only 20 percent of inmates present a low enough security threat to work in public.

Guerrero can hit pitches thrown to almost any location, but is never a threat to work the count.

Mr. Brulte has maintained his party's anti-tax discipline in part with a threat to work against the re-election of any member his party who strays from the flock and votes with the Democrats on a budget.

Pick one threat to work to mitigate this quarter.