Sentence examples for which would threaten from inspiring English sources

High temperatures may not exceed minus-10 Saturday, which would threaten some records.

Hospitals could find themselves short staffed, which would threaten the quality of care patients receive.

Iraqis share our fear that Iran may acquire nuclear weapons, which would threaten their independence.

Several analysts said Hezbollah was unlikely to carry out such an attack, which would threaten its political standing inside Lebanon.

Barring a vast drop in the oil price, which would threaten the patronage system, he will almost certainly win.

Israeli leaders understandably oppose the demographic shift this would entail, which would threaten Israel's character as a Jewish state.

But the West fears that Iran is trying to build a nuclear weapon, which would threaten Israel and upset the regional power balance.

Failure to reach a deal in the next day or so could still trigger the N.B.A.'s "reset" proposal, which would threaten the rest of the season.

What is most galling about the wave of photo ID laws is that they have been justified by high-minded Republican arguments about the importance of rooting out voter fraud, which indeed would threaten the integrity of the electoral process — if it existed.

The chancellor has insisted that he would halve the deficit over the next four years in an "orderly way" which would not threaten the recovery.

But Churchill understood that Hitler could never permit an independent Britain, which would always threaten Germany's control of the Continent, and would use peace only to gather strength for a final assault.