Sentence examples for threat to developing from inspiring English sources

The gravest threat to developing countries is China, whose endless supply of cheap labor will drown competitors in a "free trade" system.

The report issued yesterday, after the scientists' 18-month review of the E.P.A.'s risk calculation for mercury, concluded that the most important hazard by far lay in the threat to developing fetuses.

Global warming could pose a serious threat to developing countries, reducing the world's agricultural gross domestic product by up to 16% by 2020 (Cline 2007).

NCDs are the leading cause of mortality worldwide and a serious public health threat to developing countries.

7. The EMPRES-Livestock Programme responds to the threat to developing countries of infectious livestock diseases, especially those that are of significant economic, trade and/or food security importance.

He said today in a carefully hedged statement that although "the world is alarmed by North Korea's announced plan to resume the operation of nuclear facilities and its threat to develop nuclear weapons," the United States should pursue dialogue and "cooperate, so that this problem can be resolved peacefully without further building tension on the Korean Peninsula".

Typhoid fever is a common illness in developing countries like India [ 1] and is a potential threat to developed nations, in an era of increasing air travel and global operations [ 2].

Climate change poses severe threats to developing countries.

Exposure to harmful microbes poses numerous and diverse threats to developing animals [ 1].

It poses a major public health threat to the developing and the developed world as an emerging infectious disease.

While the final "i" has yet to be dotted on this question, overwhelming evidence so far suggests that thimerosal poses no significant threat to the developing brain.