Sentence examples for threatening damage from inspiring English sources

If some fires aren't permitted to burn in the wild, dry tinder builds on the forest floors, threatening damage on a much larger scale when there is a blaze.

With foam axes, arrows, and swords threatening damage from every direction, not to mention the instant death that awaited anyone who set foot outside of a "castle" demarcated by lines of string on the ground, figuring out what in the holy hell was going on became a near impossibility.

The smoke contains urushiol (the substance that causes the rash) which if breathed in can cause severe and possibly life threatening damage.

They have the potential to travel all through to the inner organs, including the lungs and the heart, thereby causing a life threatening damage because of the sheer negligence at early stages.

When too much snow threatens damage, I am out despite the cold, broom in hand, liberating branches from their heavy white burden.

When zoo officials announced plans to create a new attraction, citing their responsibility to ensure the survival of the species, the ALF threatened damage to zoo workers' property and other scare-tactics.

An environmentalist ahead of her time, she was on her way to a demonstration protesting the construction of a new national highway that threatened damage to vital ecosystems in Israel's land.

The Telegraph newspaper critic Horatio Clare noted that "in response to a threatened, damaged landscape, a distinctive art form is in flower"—books demanding "our re-engagement with the natural world".

The row was also threatening to damage next week's budget for jobs.

The government's response to the floods is threatening to damage the Tory brand in rural areas.

Shaw gives them their own silent narrative: they are lovers, caught up in the dangerous passions that they're relating, their empathy threatening to damage them for ever.