Sentence examples for yet threatened from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, Strauss finds his position in the 50-over side questioned if not yet threatened.
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law, enacted a year ago but not fully implemented yet, threatened to introduce unprecedented oversight and regulation.
Investors have become jumpy, says the local branch of the Confederation of British Industry, a lobby group.The riots have not yet threatened the peace process.
After unification in 1871, Bismarck's Germany found itself in a similar position in Europe: more powerful than any other country, yet threatened by the resentments of all.
Clearly, Mr. Fish continues, no one has yet threatened to treat postmodernists like traitorous Communists, but "it's only a matter of time," he says.
Although most of these buildings are not yet threatened, some, like the Loeb Student Center at New York University, built in 1959, have recently been torn down.
The regime is not yet threatening to do so in so many words.
This trend does not yet threaten global trade, which expanded by more than 14 percent last year, according to the W.T.O.
It is the MQM versus the rest.The conflict's ferocity may yet threaten Pakistan's fragile return to democracy.
No country yet threatens its dominance of space and neither America nor anyone else has deployed space-based weapons.
"Yields are at a low-enough absolute level where it's not yet threatening P/E's," Ms. Sonders said.
