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American convoys have also come under increasing threat from improvised explosive devices.

"It also comes at a time when investment in programming is under increasing threat from a severe advertising recession.

Suspected Seleka members have come under increasing threat in Bangui since bloodshed started in the capital on 5 December.

Christian Constantinople was under increasing threat from the Turks and desired Western support, moral as well as military.

But after years, and even decades, of budget cutbacks from the state, that reputation is under increasing threat.

European coasts are coming under increasing threat as a result of climate change from erosion and flooding.

The village, which sits on the edge of the Himalayas amid tall chinar trees and flowing streams, is home to over 100 Muslim families but has only five families of Kashmiri Pandits, a Hindu community that for the most part fled the region in the 1990s under increasing threats of violence.

The objective is to save the sustainability and equity of the European health and care system which is under increasing threats.

And the Amazon rainforest -- our climate's regulating heart-pump, key to the fight to stem global climate change -- is in peril, under increasing threats from our global economy's unsustainable demand for finite resources: timber, minerals, hydrocarbons.

That said, he would leave tomorrow if he felt the position of Jews was under increased threat.

Together with its indigenous mosses and lichens, these are now coming under increased threat from three major sources: visiting scientists; swelling numbers of tourists; and global warming.