Sentence examples for threatened than from inspiring English sources

Longtime residents seem less threatened than wistful.

"But vultures are much more threatened than tigers.

But none of these media, according to the popular wisdom, is more threatened than the book".

Opponents of independence would soon claim more jobs were threatened than actually existed in Quebec, he joked.

In Colombia, "journalists are more often threatened than fiction writers when they denounce the eternal corruption of power," says Chaparro.

It is a timely read, given that far more types of bird are now threatened than have already gone.

Idris Ghodawala said he again sees no hope for justice, and he feels more threatened than ever.

Some sub-species are more threatened than others, with the northern white rhino leading the most precarious existence.

But whatever its exact size, the middle class is usually considered more deserving – and more threatened – than those at the extremes.

"Because she was diagnosed early and because of all the technology that protects her, she'll be less threatened than any X.P. child in history".

Unable to adapt, Sally soon feels more alone - and threatened - than on any battlefield.