Sentence examples for progress was threatened from inspiring English sources

From then until today, he has promised that the deadlines would be met, although he did warn in a June 27 letter to the Appropriations Committee chairman, Representative Bill Young, Republican of Florida, that progress was threatened by the failure to receive more money in the supplemental bill.

But such progress was threatened by the more rigorous graduation requirements that took effect this year, more than a decade after the L.A. school board approved them.

Now this progress is threatened.

In some countries, this progress is threatened by the region's financial turbulence and weakening currencies.

But this progress is threatened by an "unhealthy climate of financial volatility".

"In many countries, progress is threatened by the rapid development and spread of mosquito resistance to insecticides.

We have made progress in treating these children, but that progress is threatened by a drastic budget cut proposed by the White House.

While legislative reforms and civil social activism since the 1980s have contributed greatly to the advancement of human rights, recent progress is threatened by the rise of nationalism, persistent gender inequality, and economic hardship.

In a 31 January press release (in Hungarian), the president of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, physicist József Pálinkás, called for restraint: "[W]ork in progress is threatened by unprofessional and ill-considered comments, and by deliberately generated political mud-slinging, be this from the world of academia, from public administration, or from the activities of the media".

But she warned that progress is threatened by Trump.

Now, with a diminished focus and inadequate resources in Afghanistan, progress is threatened by exploding violence.