Sentence examples for work threatened from inspiring English sources

Is her work threatened by the economic slump and spending cuts?

Later, I asked Prior whether his night work threatened to undo the good accomplished by his day work.

Federal regulators, citing Alaska Airlines' problems in keeping track of maintenance work, threatened to shut the carrier's major maintenance operations.

Like Newmark, Lenny was hounded throughout his working life by state busybodies who believed his work threatened morality, despite his First Amendment right to do just that.

Then Marlon Brando, who, as the renegade Col. Kurtz, was to get $3 million for three weeks' work, threatened to pull out, taking his $1 million advance with him.

Four Corners found that agricultural workers were underpaid, assaulted, abused verbally at work, threatened with visa withdrawal and, in the case of women, subjected to sexual harassment or propositioned for sexual favours in exchange for visas.

The planned work threatens to clog surface streets in the vicinity of the interstate.

The planned work threatens to clog surface streets near the Interstate, leading many Angelenos to call the impending amalgam of bottlenecks, honked horns and frayed nerves Carmageddon.

Even the fact that the state and the fundamentalists have tried to suppress my work proved to me that they found the work threatening, i.e., effective.

The launch of this irreverent work threatens to transform the cognoscenti's best-kept secret into a mass-market destination for British stags and hens.

"The R.S.C.'s proposal to desert their Barbican and to scale down their ensemble work threatens the artistic integrity of the company, will weaken the capital's cultural credibility and threatens the tourism industry," Mr. Morrissey told The Guardian.