Sentence examples similar to long-term threaten from inspiring English sources

Third, what Israel continues doing in the West Bank and Gaza is losing it sympathy far and wide, and in the medium- to long-term threatening its very existence.

Another focused on indigenous lawsuits against the tar sands, which, over the long term, threaten thousands of tar sands permits.

The E.P.A. is scrambling to find funds for this year's planned cleanups, but lack of long-term financing threatens to stop or slow future work.

And several investment professionals contested the idea that selling tobacco stocks would crimp returns, pointing to the long-term risks threatening the industry.

The trillion dollar bailouts provided to the banks have plunged our national economies into long-term debt, threatening deep cuts to public services and the loss of thousands of public sector jobs.

Immediate demand for bluefin has far outpaced efforts for long-term management threatening the persistence of this species triad.

According to this thinking, this market failure threatens long-term returns because it threatens the long-term health of society on which those returns depend.

Who was responsible for the death, and what are the long-term repercussions that threaten more lives?

And Buttigieg essentially wants to push older politicians out and let younger leaders look at long-term problems that threaten their future.

The NFL, and all major sports, face some long-term trends that threaten viewership.

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