Sentence examples for needs threatened from inspiring English sources

The scale of the operation and the tracking needs threatened to overwhelm the support staff, and a hastily constructed but workable database system was put into place.

Otherwise, exploitation and greed, masquerading as a "service" that meets people's needs, threaten to undermine evidence-based public health policy and basic human solidarity.

This technology, driven by greed and need, threatens the Inupiat culture - and the endangered bowhead whales.

No matter what course the N.E.H. chooses, the reality is that these editions, like all of America's humanities needs, are threatened by the N.E.H.'s diminished budget.

"If you have almost unlimited power and resources you may rarely be in places where your narcissistic needs are threatened in such a way that it would actually cause a disruption".

Scientists such as Susan Clark have found that best science that accounts for the needs of threatened and endangered species and the human communities affected by their presence, applied within an adaptive management framework, can go far toward recovery.

Development is needed and threatened by climate change, but the money for development is needed in addition.

In order to elicit the statements they needed, they threatened witnesses and arrested them on trumped-up charges.

He has no such regrets over his statement in 2010 that the "silver tsunami" of elderly people needing healthcare threatened to overwhelm society and emasculate the young.

Mr. Karzai has said foreigners are not needed and threatened to veto the law, which has passed Parliament's lower house and is being considered by the upper house.

Baker pushed and prodded, and, when needed, he threatened.