Sentence examples for emergent threat from inspiring English sources
Afghanistan is a country where President Obama appointed an able envoy, the late Richard Holbrooke, only to emasculate him; where the president, Hamid Karzai, has long manipulated Western succor to his private ends; and where the greatest emergent threat comes from Afghans in the uniforms of the security forces America and its allies are training to take over from them in 2014.
A newly emergent threat facing the golden-crowned sifaka is hunting by the gold miners moving into the region's forests.
Drug resistance has been posing an emergent threat to human health and infectious disease treatment.
R. felis infection should be considered an emergent threat to human health.
It is perhaps the most prominent manifestation of irrational drug prescribing and contributes to bacterial resistance, which is an emergent threat to the global population [ 2– 4].
The zoonotic potential or host range of the virus described herein is not known, but at a minimum, the virus could pose a newly emergent threat to bat populations.
Second, and perhaps most importantly, the character of emergent threats will depend on how the United States focuses its resources.
Many lumbering companies of the 20th century have become less nimble these days, just as they're facing emergent threats from disruptive rivals.
Similarities and differences in material characteristics are discussed in terms of fundamental material properties and in terms of the emergent threats and opportunities for the potential development of these novel concretes.
But we're in denial about some newly emergent threats, which may seem improbable but whose consequences could be globally devastating.
Embrace the principles of freedom of thought and the ability to communicate equally, and the world is empowered to share innovations about medical research, technological advances, emergent threats to our collective well-being and the recognition that we are all on a little rock in space and should probably get along.
