Sentence examples for threat to existing from inspiring English sources

Frequently when the government now mentions green issues it heralds a threat to existing environmental regulations or the watering down of a pledge.

With services contracted out to the private sector there is a danger of the link with Deaneries being broken and a threat to existing (and effective ) medical training.

Defaqto's David Black sees the biggest threat to existing banks and building societies coming from established brands in other retail arenas, such as Tesco.

This is seen as a threat to existing workers and makes many IT departments hesitant to embrace the technology.Still, analysts believe virtualisation will win out.

Qantas executives said they did not intend the new airline to pose a threat to existing carriers, but Mr. Harbison said it was definitely a shot across the bow of Singapore Airlines.

News Corporation chief Rupert Murdoch has warned that power is tilting away from traditional media as consumers flock to the Internet, posing a serious threat to existing business models.

The true subject of "The Reactionary Mind," he said, isn't the eternal sameness of conservatism but the way it transforms itself in response to threats to existing hierarchies, often by borrowing from the very movements it seeks to oppose.

This poses threats to existing biodiversity, ecosystem processes, and rural economy.

Their ability to create extreme value came out of their extreme threats to existing industries.

Uber and Grab have had similar skirmishes with officials in Thailand, among many other parts of Asia, as their on-demand services were initially seen as threats to existing taxi services.

The relationship was mutually beneficial to both parties and involved little conflict or threats to existing power relations.