Sentence examples for is further threatening from inspiring English sources

For instance, neglecting to mention that all their hot air is further threatening the climate and making us all sick, the Blue Dogs want to bury healthcare reform and clean energy policies.

"It is imperative that serious attention is given to this issue, especially where one quarter of children in developing countries are undernourished and the economic downturn is further threatening the nutrition security of vulnerable children and women".

He hinted that interest rates might be cut in Europe if the region's economic outlook is further threatened.

Hong Kong's position is further threatened by Taiwan, whose new President, Chen Shas-bian, hasignaleded that he is open to negotiating direct trade links with China.

And the industry is further threatened by a federal court ruling that mountaintop strip mining has illegally blocked and polluted the state's rural streams -- a decision that both Governor Underhill and Representative Wise, for all their conflict over other issues, agree should be altered.

If the burners are concentrated in the middle, the structural safety is further threatened.

This raises the issue of pastoralism's sustainability as a way of life, which is further threatened by increasingly 'strong circumstantial evidence that the islands have been drying out over the last few hundred years' (Miller et al. [2003]: 79) and the ensuing chronic scarcity of resource availability.

The Sunda slow loris is further threatened by gathering for illegal traditional medicine.

The sustainability of the model is further threatened by globalization, enhanced mass transportation and ever greater mobility.

The stark findings of this report come at a time when affordable housing, already in crisis, is further threatened by Trump administration proposals to strip back the social security net.

For its size, the fossa has a lower than predicted population density, which is further threatened by Madagascar's rapidly disappearing forests and dwindling lemur populations, which make up a high proportion of its diet.