Sentence examples for dangerously degrade from inspiring English sources
Correlation poses a serious threat to many engineered systems because the simultaneous failure of multiple components can dangerously degrade performance.
Professor Lomborg and his supporters said that critique was itself biased and written by scientists who have long portrayed the environment as dangerously degraded.
If we are to avoid crippling future generations with debts and dangerously degraded environments, then time is running out for us to come to workable solutions.
But the dangerously degraded planet, for Francis, is a manifestation of a deeper problem, for "we cannot presume to heal our relationship with nature and the environment without healing all fundamental human relationships".
When the monsoon comes, the check dams fill up and replenish the water table which has dangerously degraded over time.
Decades of overexploitation in north Africa (pdf), where groundwater is more abundant, have left many sedimentary aquifers dangerously depleted and in some cases degraded by saltwater intrusion.
BBC economics editor Robert Peston said that the coalition parties and Labour feared that an independent Scotland in a currency union could "live dangerously beyond its means and borrow on a scale that degraded sterling".
But it could not be otherwise, given that the Tories, Labour and Lib Dems have all refused to countenance a formal monetary union with an independent Scotland, because of their fears that they could not trust an independent Scotland not to live dangerously beyond its means and borrow on a scale that degraded sterling.
For much of the country, the water infrastructure is antiquated and degraded; even the sampling procedures for lead are dangerously outdated, leaving as high as 10percentt of the population exposed to unsafe levels of lead in their drinking water from the testing alone.
The government has relentlessly stoked fear of a bloody aftermath to justify its rule, even as its very policies have begun degrading the institutions of the state, presided over an economic crisis and dangerously exacerbated sectarian tensions.
