Sentence examples for cases threatens from inspiring English sources

The latest surge in cholera cases threatens to further complicate the already dire humanitarian situation.

A bunch of bankers and lawyers, many of whom helped create the market for sophisticated financial products a quarter of a century ago, hope to establish a world tribunal for sorting out complicated financial disputes.They reckon that the sheer fiddliness of some financial cases threatens to overwhelm the skills and patience of standard commercial courts.

Inequality undermines social cohesion and, in severe cases, threatens political stability.

But an entitlement to legal assistance in eviction cases threatens the basic ideal that the city should provide opportunity to everyone.

As a result the number of TB and HIV cases threatens to overwhelm the capacity of the general health systems.

Missing true cases threatens the lives of otherwise well children, whereas people wrongly treated for malaria often have alternative diagnoses especially bacterial diseases, some of which are potentially fatal that are not being treated.

Readers were angry and in some cases threatening.

The issue was preposterous ideas that in some cases threatened the privacy of the American people".

Many have left at intermission after venting their irritation and in some cases threatening to cancel their subscriptions.

Guards disciplined children harshly and, in some cases, threatened to separate them from their parents if they acted up.

Rising sea-levels will further influence, and in many cases threaten, the future of these natural defences57, 58.