Sentence examples for were at threat from inspiring English sources

The jobs were at threat, Ritzy owner Picturehouse cautioned its staff, on account of the success of their protests over not being paid the current London living wage.

Kenya last night warned its citizens not to travel via Heathrow after claiming US officials said Britain and British targets were at threat from "sophisticated" al-Qa'ida bombs that could bring down a plane.

"Let's make no mistake that what is at threat here is our way of life".

While it is not assured, the current cadre is at threat by simple demographics.

Marine insurers, which last month extended the sea area deemed to be at threat from Somali pirates, are making good money from the business that piracy generates.

I came down to the street for the first time because I realized our country is at threat of becoming like Libya or Syria.

A study on the future of employment at Oxford University predicts that almost half of all jobs are at threat from robotisation in the next 20 years.

"Due to a domino effect, key human sectors are at threat, especially fisheries, aquaculture, coastal risk management, health and coastal tourism".

"Are you saying my job is at threat for this?" As for the man whose job is most pressingly under threat, you may care to know that he continues to telegraph where he's at via his clothing.

Mr Antonov, whose father was shot and injured in Russia in 2009 over a suspected business dispute, claimed that he was at threat from attack in prison if he was sent abroad to stand trial.

If it was permanently breached, Portland, Weymouth and all points east would be at threat from the huge waves that roll in from the Atlantic at times like this.