Sentence examples for pervasive threats from inspiring English sources

On today's United Nations biodiversity day, we are being asked to focus on small islands and their unique ecology and fragility in times of globally pervasive threats such as climate change.

Serious and pervasive threats confront all Internet users.

The most pervasive threats to biological diversity are directly or indirectly linked to the road networks.

The Government simply can't innovate fast enough to keep pace with the pervasive threats and dynamics of the internet or Silicon Valley's rapidly changing technologies.

I especially don't know how to get there while dealing with the current very real and pervasive threats to the rights and physical safety of so many minorities including myself, should I walk down the street holding the hand of the woman I love.

Invasive species are generally recognized as one of the most pervasive threats to natural populations [1].

Fear of sexual coercion by Qaddafi cronies, once a pervasive threat to prominent women, has evaporated.

There, where the control of the state is weakest, the vendetta is still a pervasive threat to civil order.

"It shows that many parts of the globe have largely overcome infectious and communicable diseases as a pervasive threat, and that people on average are living longer".

Living under the perpetual and pervasive threat of racism seems, for black men and black women, to quite literally reduce lifespans.

Also in 2007, Chan debuted The 7 Lights; the spectral silhouettes projected in the installation were conceived as a visual representation of the ambiguous yet pervasive threat plaguing Americans in the post-September 11, 2001, world.