Sentence examples for threatened foundation from inspiring English sources

President Bush has rightly described this week's attacks as assaults on the "foundation of America," although his administration, perhaps for understandable reasons, has thus far seemed more preoccupied with undertaking reprisals, World War II-style, than with shoring up that threatened foundation.

The mechanistic role of unique canopy gaps, oceanic island examples and threatened foundation species with distinctive traits are three issues that deserve research efforts in a quest to understand this facet of ecosystem change occurring across multiple settings globally.

They say the tax is poorly designed and overly complicated, requiring too much paperwork and discouraging large increases in giving by threatening foundations with the higher tax if they subsequently reduce how much they give to charity.

The health and environmental problems that come with those pesticides have threatened the foundation of a $2.6bn industry that provides Americans with 9 out of 10 strawberries they eat.

CBS' Bob Schieffer said that Trump's comment threatened the foundation of what the country is about.

The erosion heavily impacted tourist areas and also threatened the foundation of the runway at the Maurice Bishop International Airport.

While moving slowly off the North Carolina coast, Alpha caused heavy beach erosion, destroyed one house, and threatened the foundation of several other homes in the Outer Banks.

On Saipan to its north, the storm surge destroyed one house and threatened the foundation of several others; twelve families required rescue by emergency workers.

A terrace of five Victorian houses is to be demolished on Thursday in the North Yorkshire port of Whitby after a landslip of saturated ground threatened its foundations.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has warned the Pakistani government in telephone calls to Mr. Zardari that the continued detention of Mr. Davis threatened the foundations of the strategic relationship between the two countries.

Frank also notes that Greenspan's renewal of his laissez-faire vows, "overlooks a monumental crisis that threatened the foundations of the American economy, led to soaring unemployment, a foreclosure crisis and weakened economies in the US and Europe".