Sentence examples for greatly threatening from inspiring English sources

Crop plants being sessile are subjected to various abiotic stresses resulting significant yield losses about an average of more than 50percentthushus greatly threatening the global crop production.

Academic independence and academic freedom in the United States are being greatly threatened by a totalitarian regime".

These liminal ecosystems are already greatly threatened by rising sea levels which threatens to drown the fragile trees.

America's two biggest agricultural exports -- corn and soybeans -- could be greatly threatened by the new regulations to label the product, industry officials say.

"They were not occupied, but they represented a strong point which -- let's call them the Taliban -- could man and therefore greatly threaten our forces".

"Made in Chelsea" and "The Only Way is Essex" blaze that peculiar trail.These trends do not greatly threaten the largest production companies.

When Henry IV was assassinated by François Ravaillac, a Catholic fanatic, in May 1610, he had gone a long way toward restoring the monarchy to a position of authority similar to that held by Francis I and Henry II and had reunified a state greatly threatened at his accession from both within and without.

In recent years, the survivability has greatly threatened by the network attack.

These pollutants greatly threaten the health of human populations and the natural ecosystems even at low concentration.

The high penetration of wind power and PV power may greatly threaten the way power systems have been operated.

The West's experience and technology can assist developing nations in improving their far more greatly threatened environment.