Sentence examples for threaten sustained from inspiring English sources

Similar patterns of urban inequities in health are found in cities across Africa, Asia and Latin America (UN-Habitat 2008; Agarwal 2011; Szwarcwald et al. 2002), and unless addressed threaten sustained urban development, prosperity, and well-being (World Health Organization and UN-Habitat 2010).

Even firms that were not immediately threatened sustained losses in the billions of dollars, as the MBSs in which they had invested so heavily were now downgraded by credit-rating agencies, becoming "toxic" (essentially worthless) assets.

Martin Love was one of the few who threatened to sustain the match into a fourth day.

The desperation cuts across ideological lines and threatens to sustain the "brain drain" that stunted Egypt's development for decades.

But the sands of the Sahara desert to the north are blowing heavily upon the Sahel region, threatening to sustain the nutrition crisis.

For Svindal, it was a first Olympic medal, earned two years after a career-threatening injury sustained in a horrific crash.

The Austrian was still recovering from life-threatening injuries sustained at the Nürburgring and withdrew from the race at the end of the opening lap, citing the torrential rain as too dangerous.

The downs included a personally devastating divorce in the mid-1980s and life-threatening injuries sustained in an accident at his holiday home on the Caribbean island of Mustique in 1991.

This opinion was perhaps validated by the life-threatening injuries sustained by Pedro Horrillo in the eighth stage after he crashed while descending a mountain.

Despite his late entry into the professional game – he made his debut in the Football League at the age of 27 – and a career-threatening injury sustained five years later, Gill played more than 250 Football League matches, for Birmingham City, Northampton Town and Cheltenham Town, and was still playing in Football League One, the third tier of English football, three weeks after his 38th birthday.

And they are concerned that climate stresses are likely to cause massive losses in tropical fisheries and threaten livestock that sustain the world's poorest people.