Sentence examples for threatens to transform from inspiring English sources

The multicultural movement, for example, threatens to transform all cultural claims into racial ones.

The launch of this irreverent work threatens to transform the cognoscenti's best-kept secret into a mass-market destination for British stags and hens.

The inclusion of a canine companion threatens to transform Stewart's journey into "Travels With Charley While Dodging Kalashnikov Fire," but Stewart is admirably allergic to sentiment.

"Persistence in the old ways threatens to transform Japan into a fading giant," Richard W. Fisher, a deputy United States trade representative, told journalists here on Tuesday.

The best authors, in my book,, sense that the hocus-pocus spell cast by storytelling threatens to transform their works into bedtime stories for grown-ups.

City officials said none of the other plans had been as hotly contested as the rezoning of 125th Street, which is far more modest in size than previous rezonings, but which threatens to transform what has long been the symbolic center of African-American cultural life.

But success is threatening to transform the outdoor museum at Nikola-Lenivets.

Together these projects threatened to transform the city's skyline into a tapestry of individual greed.

Not so long ago it was Craig's millions that threatened to transform the West Country landscape.

"It was a horrible prospect that threatened to transform the sport but appeared to be a brilliant story.

The law threatened to "transform this dynamic medium into one that is only for children," Ms. Beeson said.