Sentence examples for be threatened by changes from inspiring English sources

Others may be threatened by changes in wintering areas.

Such management may be threatened by changes in the drivers of management and the fragility of the stakeholder networks that deliver management.

Such coverage can, however, be threatened by changes in vaccine supply, as indicated by the 2007 2009 Hib vaccine shortage in the United States (9, 10 ).

We must identify who could be threatened by change and figure out how to help them benefit as well.

"So many species are threatened by changes in their migratory and breeding habitats that it's important to raise public awareness about what's happening," Ms. Sullam said in an interview at the Roosevelt sanctuary, where she is a volunteer.

Continuity of GP care is threatened by changes in society and health services, and this trend is likely to continue in the future [ 10- 13].

Despite their significance to rural livelihoods, the abundance and diversity of understory medicinal plant species are threatened by changes in the structural attributes of the overstory in native old-growth forest as a result of degradation (Gilliam 2007; Liira et al. 2007; Ticktin et al. 2007; Wyatt and Silman 2010).

The part of us that resists and is threatened by change is the ego or personality -- a minuscule part of who we are.

Right-wing ideologies offer well-structured and ordered views of society, views that preserve traditions and norms, so they are especially attractive to those who are threatened by change and want to avoid uncertainty and ambiguity.

And while the army may pull out, Chiapas is also riddled with paramilitary and armed civilian groups in the pay of local bosses and landowners, whose interests may be threatened by any changes that favour the poor.

Ms. Goodman said that researchers should also make it a priority to figure out whether the survival of various species will be threatened by the changes or the birds will simply adapt to the new climate and thrive.