Sentence examples for practices threatens from inspiring English sources

The current proliferation of safety goals and required or recommended safe practices threatens to overwhelm the capacity of hospitals to safely implement change, yet the cost-effectiveness of most proposed improvements remains unknown.

A decision on Friday by a California official to withdraw from negotiations with large banks over their mortgage practices threatens to derail a broad settlement that the Justice Department has been brokering for nearly a year.

Citing a warning from the Royal College of General Practitioners that a "long-standing underfunding of GP practices" threatens to leave Scotland with 900 fewer GPs than may be needed, Mr Carlaw wanted to know if Nicola Sturgeon thinks the RCGP is mistaken.

But even she starts to buckle when Rhoades' investigation into her husband's business practices threatens her family.

Sediments contaminated with heavy metals due to past disposal practices threaten the environment and require remediation.

These differences in payment rules and practices threaten the proper functioning of the internal EU market.

Mora argued that these practices "threaten the entire military commission process".

If we're unsure whether our industrial practices threaten biodiversity, why not study biorhythms to gain insight?

Wall Street "should have learned that these practices threatened the global economy," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection for the Consumer Federation of America, an advocacy group.

Such practices threaten to erode the benefits consumers derived from deregulation of the airline industry -- namely, lower fares and expanded service.

The plan would give the Fed some authority over Wall Street firms, but only when an investment bank's practices threatened the entire financial system.