Sentence examples for threatened of from inspiring English sources
"threatened of" is not proper English
You could use the verb "threaten" instead. For example, "He threatened me of dire consequences if I failed to follow his instructions."
"Honduras," she added, "is the most vulnerable and threatened of them all".
Pacific bluefin tuna is the least threatened of the three, and so is considered a 'safer' option to eat.
They reported anxiety and uncertainty that lasted for years, and some spoke of being threatened, of losing their jobs, and of being blocked from new employment.
Most threatened of all, they said, is the elephant – an integral part of the ecological and social fabric of the African continent and a keystone species.
The combination of both criteria (endemicity and threat) not only provides a reliable representation of areas of endemism, but also optimum efficiency in terms of endemicity and presence threatened of species.
During this period, no attention was devoted to the breeding selection and biodiversity conservation, with the results that, nowadays, most of the European breeds of donkey are threatened of extinction.
They said the add-ons threatened enactment of the legislation.
Bishops threatened supporters of the measure with excommunication.
But does that justify Mobius's threatened withdrawal of privileges?
Religious differences also threatened many of the new couples.
Colleagues say she had been threatened because of her views.
