Sentence examples for threatened through from inspiring English sources

The rich as a class are threatened through higher taxes, more regulation".

His Albert the Great, the favorite, and A P Valentine never threatened through the mile-and-a-quarter race.

Michael Phelps, who has won more Olympic gold medals than anyone, in any sport, threatened, through his coach, to boycott competitions in which the suits were permitted.

"We think our race is being threatened through a form of genocide by assimilation, meaning the allowing in of third-world immigrants into the United States".

"We expect management to distance itself from price wars, but it Tesco improves prices and quality, then Sainsbury's will be strategically threatened through its lack of relative scale.

With typically efficient complication, a scenario is created in which Carl's rental income becomes threatened through a series of events starting with blackmail and extending to graver crimes.

Wild burros, descendants of animals lost or abandoned by prospectors and miners, became so numerous as to threaten, through overgrazing, the natural vegetation on which other animals depend.

The egg is the one that must strive for a state of monospermy, and reclaim it whenever a sperm threatens through mutational artistry to breach security.

His ability to pick out a threatening through ball from deep or find space on the edge of the box will be vital to any success Bayern hope to find.

In September, a federal appeals court in Nevada, for instance, sided with school officials who suspended a high school sophomore for threatening, through messages on Myspace, to shoot classmates.

McGowan then connected with a precision pass from Michael Duffy on the counter-attack to put the game beyond the reach of County, who scored too late to be threatening through the substitute Craig Curran.