Sentence examples for extensive threats from inspiring English sources

Burrowing seabirds belonging to the Procellariiformes (shearwaters and petrels), Alcidae (auks) and Sphenisciformes (penguins) are already facing extensive threats at breeding sites from loss and degradation of habitat as a result of human interference and introduction of mammalian predators, as well as impacts at sea, such as mortality in long-line fisheries (Croxall et al., 2012).

6 However, I contend that there must be an 'escalator clause' in the utilitarian aspect that suggests that in the event of an extensive threat to the existence of a population, the force of this utilitarian aspect becomes the primary consideration in proportion to the threat.

During this Labor Day week, the traditional start date for fall presidential campaigns, the time is overdue for all Americans to wake up and fully recognize that this is no ordinary election, that one of the candidates represents an unprecedented threat to America, and just how extensive that threat is.

Like the Monorail itself, where Lanley cut corners on everything, Line 9 is already in crummy shape a report submitted to the National Energy Board by pipeline safety expert Richard Kuprewicz found that "both Line 9A and 9B segments have extensive crack threat sites... similar to those observed in Line 6B [of Kalamazoo] across that system".

The utility industry argues that the government has extensive information on threats but keeps it classified.

This Journal builds on the Forum's extensive emerging health threats news service and weekly Emerging Health Threats Monitor, with original research articles, in-depth reviews, perspectives, commentaries, and policy reviews on emerging health threats. 1 Policy reviews catalogue strategies used to address threats, and appraise their effectiveness.

To combat herbaceous threats, an extensive network in Connecticut, made up of biologists and volunteers, is at the ready, like Ghostbusters, to answer the alarm.

Sikorsky, which built the White House helicopters now in use, has run into extensive delays and cancellation threats on a military project in Canada with a helicopter similar to the one it is offering the Navy.

But Commissioner Shinn said the most important feature of the agreement -- aside from experimental technologies and federal financing -- was that it would speed up the effort to clean up sites before extensive environmental damage and threats to health and safety occur.

Although health officials said there was a low risk of Mr. Speaker's transmitting tuberculosis to his fellow passengers, the case raised troubling new questions about the nation's ability to defend its borders against the entry of dangerous infectious diseases and about the C.D.C.'s ability to handle such threats, despite extensive training exercises.

It includes an extensive catalogue of specific threats.