Sentence examples for threatening idea from inspiring English sources

The so-called "precariat" may be seen as a novel and threatening idea for the northern hemisphere, but for workers of the South this is what might be deemed the default condition.

"Ten years ago that was a terribly threatening idea, and it still is to some people," says Mr Rusbridger.

That book tells a story where someone's wish comes true, and that's a very threatening idea for a child".

Their brand alienates, admonishes, and threatens ideas other than their own.

While aging populations need immigrants to sustain their economies, the incomers threaten ideas of cultural homogeneity that are already endangered by globalization and the revolution in communications.

Humans find threatening the idea that thought is the product of complex, robust, yet highly plastic physical processes, that can be flawed from birth and can develop, repair or compensate for flaws, depending on environment.

More important, perhaps, than the success of any individual project is that Mr Guillen and his team are prepared to "think outside the car" no matter how threatening their ideas may seem.

The idea that there is a place in North America where there is a disintegration of society and democracy being threatened, the idea that citizens of Mexico don't trust their institutions anymore… I think we must be vigilant to protect democracy".

Secular ideas do not inherently threaten religious ideas, except to religious fundamentalists, who accept Scripture as literal fact and therefore cannot tolerate secular ideas like science and evolution.

If the instantaneous culture threatens this idea of refined thoughts, so does the prevalence of feedback.

Possibly, Vince has threatened the idea of having a real 'next' more than anyone else.