Sentence examples for threaten much from inspiring English sources

The terrible effects of Zika threaten much of the planet, they believe.

Barça took an early two-goal lead, Xerez came back to score once and to threaten much more.

The Taliban, Al Qaeda's greatest ally, is making a comeback in Afghanistan and threaten much of western Pakistan.

But Dr. Lamb said the organization could not consider such a move because it could threaten much of its financing.

But to threaten, much less carry out, a nuclear attack on a nuclear power is to become a nuclear target.

Neither did Colombia threaten much, though one memorable moment saw the venerable Yepes rumble half the length of the pitch before running aground.

But if it turns out that the new law is likely to gut the existing benefits of millions of retirees, it could trigger a political backlash that might threaten much-needed reform.

Former cabinet minister Cheryl Gillan, who tabled the amendment designed to derail the proposed legislation, said the £42.6bn project would threaten much-needed investment on the rest of the railway.

Extreme weather threatens much of America.

Some states have been threatened much more than other by increased trade.

"Donald Trump's presidency threatens much of what is good in this nation". — James Comey in his new book.