The interpretability of changes in perceived health status over time is threatened if people experience a response shift.
For leaders such as Shin Chaoe-ho, anarchism was an attractive democratic alternative to Bolshevik communism, which by this time was threatening to take control of the radical movement in Korea.
As you may recall, I have for some time been threatening to redecorate my flat in a meaningful way and with professional assistance, rather than just running up and down a ladder myself armed with Polyfilla, misplaced hope and magnolia emulsion.
The inexorable rise of the Swiss franc, in demand as a haven in troubled times, is threatening the health of Swiss exporters.
The New York Times is threatening to sue Neighborhoodies for producing a tshirt showing the logo of The New York Herald Tribune.
Austrian chemist Auer von Welsbach, in developing the gas mantle in the 1880s, provided 30 extra years of profitability to the shareholders of gaslight companies (which at the time were threatened by the new electric light).
The reigning Spanish sovereign, Charles IV, was internationally regarded as ineffectual, and his position at the time was threatened by his pro-British heir, Crown Prince Ferdinand.
The theme of the entertainment was an invocation of cosmic forces to come to the aid of the monarchy, which at that time was threatened by the rebellion not only of Huguenots but of many Catholic nobles.
