Sentence examples for values are threatened from inspiring English sources

America's fundamental values are threatened.

Sally is a compelling character — decent and thoughtful, with a touch of the acerbic when her values are threatened.

In Chicago, Mr. Donovan and Carol Galante, the acting commissioner of the housing agency, barely addressed the budgetary aspects of the program, instead emphasizing the potential to help homeowners — both people who are behind on their payments and those whose property values are threatened by neighborhood foreclosures.

All temporal values are threatened and ultimately lost.

As a matter of fact, too often these values are threatened by other social values, such as monetary efficiency and economic growth, which push societies in a quite different direction.

Today's Pushkinists are similarly repulsed by Western subcultures – from punks to cowboys to fans of gay disco – and are quick to throw the first punch when their values are threatened.

Leading EU figures declared that fundamental democratic values were threatened by Warsaw.

The case of orchards and scattered trees illustrates a major problem of cultural landscapes in Europe: Semi-natural landscape features of high nature value are threatened by both intensification and abandonment of land uses.

In common with other countries, much of this economic value is threatened from a variety of sources including fragmentation, invasive plant species, overgrazing/browsing and lack of management.

But that is best done by a staunch and open defence of the values that are threatened by the actions of a violent theocracy such as Islamic State.

Evidence: More than 60 species of high conservation value plants are threatened nationwide because of competition with weeds.