Sentence examples for existence at risk from inspiring English sources

The revelations put the company's very existence at risk.

Hughes says we are heading towards a future where the Great Barrier Reef might bleach during every El Niño, which will put its existence at risk.

"We will not put the country's very existence at risk over matters that account for half or 1 percent of G.D.P.," he said.

But while I look forward to the day when Israel can view itself as just another country and doesn't need to see its existence at risk, unfortunately that day has not yet arrived.

In "At Berkeley," Wiseman, looking admiringly at the historic seat of student radicalism, comes up against the impossibility of a radical university — because real radicalism isn't something that responsible administrators unwilling to renounce the proper administration of the university itself, and maybe even to put its very existence at risk, can foster.

Penney's "very existence is at risk," Mr. Ackman wrote.

On the G.O.P.'s Tea Party wing, Representative Louie Gohmert, of Texas, said, "Our continued existence is at risk with what's going on at the southern border".

J. C. Penney "is at a very critical stage in its history and its very existence is at risk," Ackman wrote in a follow-up letter on Friday.

The first decades of my life were spent in a Cold War, where our very existence was at risk.

Executive Director of Grassroots Leadership Bob Libal warns, "Private prison corporations' very existence is at risk as the federal government and states around the country rethink their mass incarceration policies".

The mismatch pattern is taken to indicate the existence of salvageable at-risk tissue and is found in about 70% of all patients with anterior-circulation stroke within 6 hours of onset [ 51].