On wildlands, wind development has the opportunity to protect 90 95% of the land as native vegetation and support flourishing soil crust populations that would be substantially more threatened by some other land use, such as intensive grazing or agriculture.
The commission voted only to move some of its operations elsewhere, reducing job losses substantially from the 2,500 threatened.
That report focuses heavily on automated vehicles (called AVs), and estimates "2.2 to 3.1 million existing part- and full-time U.S. jobs may be threatened or substantially altered by AV technology" within the next two decades.
That report focuses heavily on automated vehicles (called AVs), and estimates "2.2 to 3.1 million existing part- and full-time US jobs may be threatened or substantially altered by AV technology" within the next two decades.
Women's lives will be endangered, their health threatened, their economic opportunities substantially foreclosed.
But far less clear, then and now, was whether Niger — one of the world's most impoverished countries, regularly threatened by famine — would substantially benefit from the deal.
In the past when our security has been threatened our government has substantially curbed our civil liberties with the approbation of popular opinion.
For the most commonly proposed form of the species area relationship, the fire-fighting approach is optimal even if land prices rise substantially when presently secure areas become threatened.
We found that among countries, and among US states, the number of species that are threatened or declining increases substantially with the Gini ratio of income inequality.
A business that has never substantially affected the soundness of banks is now threatened with extinction.
