Sentence examples for the multiple threats from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian deal was secondary for Bandar; his main aim is to defuse the multiple threats posed by Iran.

We know we can't collar all our elephants, but hope that by keeping Tim alive he will serve as an inspiration in the search for sustainable solutions to the multiple threats facing elephants: poaching, human wildlife conflict and lack of space caused by habitat destruction.

You can hear that even in the brief excerpts from the opera that underscore this interview: the mountain looms in that ominous orchestral chord, which becomes a kind of leitmotif for the multiple threats to Jack and Ennis' love as the opera develops.

The Clean Power Plan is a critical step in curbing the multiple threats climate changes poses to all of us.

Only through a global agreement and joint action will we be able to tackle the multiple threats facing the high seas today and in the future.

Activists are using the tenth anniversary of Katrina to highlight the multiple threats along the Gulf Coast and point out how economic inequality and racial injustice mean the poor and people of color are disproportionately impacted.

UNICEF has received nearly half of the US$120 million that it needs to save the lives of children and women suffering from the impact of these multiple threats – poor harvests because of drought, high food prices and insecurity in parts of the Sahel.

For that matter, if, during the past year, Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell had summoned patriotism in the face of multiple threats to the norms of democratic conduct, then we might not be in this mess.

We integrate research, management, and outreach to conserve New York State's hemlock resources in the face of multiple threats, particularly the hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA), an invasive insect.

Seabirds are one of most threatened groups of birds in the world, but untangling the effects of multiple threats to seabirds is a challenge, one which underlines the importance of ongoing research such as this which helps determine vulnerability of different species".

Field studies on the risks of pesticides are prohibitively difficult due to the complexities of the environment, including multiple threats to our pollinators.