Sentence examples for eventual threat from inspiring English sources

That's part of the eventual threat to America's top credit rating recently highlighted by the rating agency Moody's Investors Service.

Higher levels of Pb pose eventual threat to fisheries resources, whereas, in plants, it initially results in enhanced growth, but from a concentration of 5 mg/kg onwards, this is counteracted by severe growth retardation, discoloration, and morphological abnormalities.

Rising seas and higher temperatures are a concern and an eventual threat to the city and its dikes.

Yet, we have a choice: We can choose to view these technological advancements as an eventual threat to our humanity, or we can see them as devices that help us become more human.

This unique approach is applicable for testing eventual threats by old ill trees for safety reasons over the landscape.

Inadvertent exposures to brucellae in the clinical laboratory indicate a widespread lack of preparedness to cope with eventual biologic threats involving use of the organism.

The United States says the missile defense system, which it tested successfully over the Pacific Ocean on Friday, is needed to protect Europe and North America against an eventual ballistic missile threat from Iran.

When translating this principle to fear acquisition via the verbal information pathway, it may be advisable to regularly expose children to positive information about stimuli and situations so that an eventual exposure to threat information has no detrimental impact.

A prospective view of these changes suggests that perturbation of longshore drift and the on-going bay sediment budget deficit will eventual directly pose threats to the harbour access and to coastal tourism on which the economic growth of Agadir has been built.

There's a thrilling sense of isolation and permission, and the dim threat of eventual discovery is apparently no match for it.

And if the standard of player drops, the major sources of income - television revenues and money generated through the Europe's Champions League (an estimated £50 million - $72m - per club, which can potentially triple for the eventual winners) come under threat.