Sentence examples for most severe threat from inspiring English sources

The most severe threat to the American countryside is the disappearance of rural know-how from the village community.

But another group, the Friends of the Upper Delaware, sees the interim plan as "the most severe threat to the river in over 35 years".

Currently the world's leading killer according to the World Health Organization, NCDs pose the most severe threat to resource poor countries, with 85percentt of NCD-related deaths occurring in such settings.

In particular he welcomed the government's recent public recognition that extremism was now the most severe threat facing the country, because that recognition meant it would be adopted through all government institutions, he said.

But Mr. Sturken said last night that no chlorine had been released into the air, and that the most severe threat concerned whether the odor control system on the plant would be quickly restored to normal use.

He made three impressive saves in the second half, including a sliding stop of Scotland's most severe threat in the 58th minute after a lazy pass by Eddie Pope led to a breakaway by forward Kevin Gallacher.

Data from both experimental and commercial flocks from several countries have shown that cannibalism is one of the most severe threats to egg production in both litter-based housing systems and in cages [ 8- 16, 16- 18, 27, 34, 35].

At one point, McMaster asked each N.S.C. directorate to generate a memo outlining the most severe threats that it faced.

Newcastle disease virus (NDV) has been considered as one of the most severe threats to poultry industry.

The appearance of male strangers signalling physical aggression probably relates to the fact that the most severe threats in ancestral times came from them.

Crop weeds develop in highly modified environments and are one of the most severe threats to agriculture worldwide, because their invasive nature determines competition for resources with crops and at the same time they can be hosts for pests and diseases.