Sentence examples for multiple threats and from inspiring English sources

America faces multiple threats and challenges, many of which will require each side to accept a "grand bargain" that imposes, at the very least, painful compromises on core economic values.

The majority of planners in both the grey and peer-reviewed literature appear to trade off the benefits of using SDMs for the benefits of including information on multiple threats and processes.

Broadly, adaptation requires improved regional institutional coordination, expanded spatial and temporal perspective, incorporation of climate change scenarios into all planning and action, and greater effort to address multiple threats and global change drivers simultaneously in ways that are responsive to and inclusive of human communities.

This knowledge has enabled them to deal with multiple threats and variability and has helped them to survive and effectively use the harsh and highly variable environment.

Surveillance efforts must adjust to the levels of occurrence of disease especially in the face of multiple threats and finite resources.

Many freshwater sharks and rays suffer multiple threats and have narrow geographic distributions, for example the Endangered Roughnose stingray (Pastinachus solocirostris) that is found only in Malaysian Borneo and Indonesia (Kalimantan, Sumatra and Java).

Blanca's husband had been disappeared, she'd received multiple threats herself and she had to be escorted out of the country by human rights workers from Amnesty International.

The challenges of global warming brought about by widespread environmental pollution, resource depletion, rising human population, and multiple threats to food, water and energy securities require a paradigm shift in engineering thinking and ways to find and test solutions.

Cyber-security, which involves protecting both data and people, is facing multiple threats, notably cybercrime and online industrial espionage, both of which are growing rapidly.

Committed, proactive, and decisive actions on the part of national governments and international partners can mitigate the multiple threats to children and families in the Greater Horn of Africa.

After Caroline Criado-Perez, a thirty-year-old activist, launched a campaign last spring to have an accomplished woman represented on the British ten-pound note, she was subjected to multiple threats of rape and murder via Twitter.