Sentence examples similar to a downstream threat from inspiring English sources

But that is just a "downstream" measure.

He is what is known as a "downstream" oilman.

4E-binding protein 1 (4EBP1) is a downstream target of mTOR.

Does a downstream move make sense for your company?

Methane can be made as a downstream product of serpentinisation.

Apply detergent concentrate through a downstream injector.

Heavy rain flooded rural roads in southwestern Wisconsin and a dam on a creek that was pounded by floating ice gave way Wednesday, causing a flood threat downstream on the Trempealeau River at Arcadia, officials said.

These "pose a considerably high risk to the local environment," according to a summary; meanwhile, pools of heavy metals were "a great potential threat to downstream water users".

After the levee was breached in May, a flood threat to the downstream city of Monroe subsided.

The formation of glacial lakes as a result of the rapid melting of glaciers on the higher reaches of the mountain ranges continues to pose a serious threat to livelihood downstream.

Natural blockages formed by bedrock landslides may persist for several tens, hundreds or thousands of years and thus could store large amounts of water, posing a potential threat to communities living downstream, sometimes hundreds of kilometres from the dam site.