Sentence examples for cost of threatening from inspiring English sources

This suggests that in these trials a comparator was chosen to favour a priori the experimental intervention, at the cost of threatening the principle of equipoise.

Tata, which employs more than 5,000 people across Wales, blames cheap imports of Chinese steel, and high energy costs, for threatening the future of its UK steelmaking.

"[The] rising cost of borrowing threatens to choke any chance of recovery".

It will drive up the cost of living, threaten jobs and do nothing for the environment".

The protesters are a mixture of truck, bus and taxicab drivers, farmers and small-business owners, all of whom say the increasing cost of fuel threatens their livelihoods.

Yesterday, South Korea's president Lee Myung-bak wrote to G20 members calling for joint action to stabilise grain prices, warning that the soaring cost of food "threatened the survival of the poor and vulnerable of developing countries".

This paper will discuss the following points: (1) The Kipawa River has its own inherent value, which is related to the cost of simulating threatened white-water habitats in general.

No longer will the cost of medicine threaten to bankrupt older Americans on a fixed income.

The rising cost of banking threatens to push more struggling Americans out of the mainstream financial system, leading them to spend even more for the privilege of paying bills, cashing checks and stowing their cash.

The overwhelming cost of diabetes threatens to stunt economic growth and undermine the standard of living.

At the same time, the ultimate costs of inaction threaten to be that much more catastrophic.