Sentence examples for threatened there from inspiring English sources

People need to be convinced, through governments' actions, that trade agreements will be properly enforced and that when jobs are threatened there is genuine compensation for the losers.

Threatened there by the Mughal viceroy in Bengal, in 1690 he moved his operations 27 miles (43 km) south to Sutanati, one of several local villages already inhabited by local merchants that would later become part of Calcutta (now Kolkata).

Secondly, writers who treat social capital as invariably positive tend to associate it with conditions in the neo-liberal societies of late capitalism, even though they also see it as threatened there.

That's because of the large number of union activists murdered, tortured, kidnapped and threatened there.

The most recent polling indicates Clinton is threatened there with a setback similar to the one she experienced early this month in another Midwestern state, Michigan.

Oftentimes candidates arguing for a more robust U.S. policy in a particular venue--that is, most of the Republicans and Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side--don't tell the voter what specific vital U.S. strategic interest is threatened there, for example, in Syria and even Iraq.

"(For) Every storm that threatens there are so many more tens of millions of people in harm's way," Bell said.

It made me realize that even in a part of the world where young men are often threatening there are so many surprisingly amazing individuals everywhere.

While the team says every indication is that Manning's neck injury is not career threatening, there is no dispute that Manning is in the twilight of his playing days.

As the EU's crises multiply, and migration and terrorism threaten, there may be ill temper, tension and division at Europe's core but there is an underlying determination to hold together.

There are people who are genuinely threatening, there are people who are genuinely dangerous.