The emergence and spread of multidrug-resistant (MDR) bacterial pathogens have substantially threatened the current antibacterial therapy [ 1].
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.
A18 Global Warming as Rights Issue The Eskimos, or Inuit, of the Arctic plan to seek a ruling that could create the foundation for an eventual lawsuit charging that the United States, by contributing substantially to global warming, is threatening their existence.
In Japan, as the number of elderly covered by the Long-term Care Insysteme (LTCI) system has increased, demand for long-term care services has increased substantially and consequently growing expenditures are threatening the sustainability of the system.
Furthermore, the rise in tuition fees is likely to result in substantially fewer medical students opting to undertake an intercalated degree, threatening to further reduce the number of doctors following an academic path.
The commission voted only to move some of its operations elsewhere, reducing job losses substantially from the 2,500 threatened.
The department said in the lawsuit that a Halliburton-Baker Hughes merger "threatens to substantially lessen competition in numerous markets".
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.
If high skill jobs that require college degrees start getting substantially automated, that will threaten an important aspect of the social contract: if there's anything left of the American Dream, it is the idea that if you work hard to educate yourself, you'll have a better shot at prosperity.
