Sentence examples for concerns threatens from inspiring English sources
Good art, as per the Walter Benjamin introductory quote Muller cited ("For every image of the past that is not recognized by the present as one of its own concerns threatens to disappear irretrievably,") is backwards compatible.
Senior House's motto is "sport death," but this year the dormitory's residents have been more concerned with liability as safety concerns threatened the annual Steer Roast party.
Pressing financial concerns threaten to overshadow this historical watershed, however.
Improperly addressed, these concerns threaten to curb, if not halt, the development of unconventional resources.
When health concerns threatened Gascon specialties, he rallied scientists to a study of the effects of foie gras on health.
He was a freewheeling environmental researcher in the days before bureaucracy and over-zealous health and safety concerns threatened such free-spirited humans with extinction.
Tobacco and other big businesses have already shown that when health concerns threaten a business model, a head-in-the-sand approach is often the first line of defense.
Her intervention as a member of the Appropriations Committee was widely credited with salvaging the New Horizons mission to Pluto when budgetary concerns threatened to scuttle it in 2002 and 2003.
The Chinese actions and the administration's concerns threaten to roil the atmosphere when Mr. Paulson goes to China in early December with other cabinet members in another round of the "strategic economic dialogue" that he began in September 2006.
Low levels of business spending are one of the key concerns threatening recovery – and they're also holding back the "rebalancing" the chancellor would like to see, from a free-spending, buy-now-pay-later shoppers' society, to an export powerhouse.
Moreover, the sequent migration of leachate away from landfill and its release into the environment are serious environmental pollution concerns, threatening public health and safety (Read et al. 2001).
