Sentence examples for values threatened from inspiring English sources
Are democratic values threatened by limits on social rights?
It may be one of the reasons why climate-change policy has had so little traction, as different sides who feel their values threatened resort to attacking science.
Muhammad's insistence on the protection of the weak, which echoed Bedouin values, threatened the unbridled amassing of wealth so important to the Meccan oligarchy.
The danger is that, in the light of the "Trojan horse" affair, Ofsted finds itself the arbiter of what constitutes extremism in schools – without any thought-through consensus on the "fundamental values" threatened by extremism or on the propriety of investing this responsibility to an organisation whose inspectors are not trained (who could be?) to undertake the task.
Lack of such considerations in a studied planning process will generate case specific knowledge and recommendations for how to include values threatened by floods in the specific case.
Becerra took the opportunity to call him out on Twitter: "@realdonaldtrump, only took ~30 lawsuits to visit world's 6th largest economy?" he wrote, adding, "Not looking to pick fight but if CA values threatened, ready".
And many Americans will not stand by quietly as he traduces their country's values, threatens its democracy, and destroys its reputation around the world.
The concentration of heavy metals in water, above certain values, threaten industrial salmon production and have occurred in two of the most important salmon producers, Norway and Chile.
It suggests that a cartel of faceless bogeywomen dressed in medieval black personify an alien religion, one whose values threaten those of the secular French republic and, by implication, those of all civilised nation states.
Falling real estate values threaten to reduce property tax revenues for many local governments, a fact that could reduce the number of new infrastructure and building contracts put up for bid.
In the United States, a housing market slowdown has strained the economy, shaken Wall Street and spread to Europe; while in fast-emerging China and India, runaway property values threaten to spur inflation or, worse yet, plummet.
