Sentence examples for when the problem threatens from inspiring English sources
But just when the problem threatens to get worse, we are reverting, regrettably, to localism.
Acknowledging the problem threatens the very foundation of an already dysfunctional system.
In fact, the problem threatens to increase with the expanding youth population in the developing world.
But when a problem threatens the bank's reputation, it lands in her lap.
President Obama issued an executive order last year that was intended to ameliorate the situation; it requires drug companies to alert the F.D.A. when potential problems threaten supplies.
This problem threatens the very fabric of democratic enterprise.
Mr. Lancaster put up his own money when budget problems threatened the film before it was completed.
However, dishonesty is not the only problem threatening the integrity of academic literature.
However, a new problem threatens.
Indeed, it would be crass to complain that the gas gauge stopped short of "E," or that the on-board computer flashed threatening messages when the problem was simply an empty tank.
