Sentence examples for threaten the continuation from inspiring English sources

"If left unchecked," Drevna warned Issa, this onslaught could "threaten the continuation of a substantial portion of domestic refining and petrochemical production and well-paying existing American jobs, and the security of the nation".

It can hence be anticipated that UNICEF's pulling out of this project component would not significantly threaten the continuation of activities.

In remote Aboriginal communities of the Fitzroy Valley historical trauma, chronic alcohol oversupply, high-risk patterns of alcohol consumption and the devastating effects of alcohol on the developing fetus threaten the continuation of language and culture (personal communication, June Oscar 2011).

The resulting stagnation in China now threatens the continuation of its current economic boom, experts say.

It upended the Palestinian political order, complicated peace efforts with Israel and threatened the continuation of financial aid from the United States and other Western countries.

Britain has spent 40 years making the burden on business easier, and the results have been to create a capitalist class so sluggish and short-term that it now threatens the continuation of capitalism.

In a letter to the members of the Ulster Unionist Council this week, Mr. Trimble urged them to turn aside the dissidents' motion, saying that any move threatening the continuation of the power-sharing government set up by the 1998 accord would be "madness" for the Protestants because it would allow their republican rivals "to poison opinion outside Northern Ireland against us".

Well, here we are, with deflation threatening the continuation of such recovery as the eurozone has seen and, although the present European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, has called for fiscal relaxation, he is powerless to initiate this, while the Germans continue to behave as though Weimar inflation were round the corner.

3 popped kernels (Scale: 0-4) A Parkinson's diagnosis threatens the continuation of a tight-knit quartet.

Yet they are threatened by the continuation of draconian and authoritarian policies.

While bishops cannot change the Book of Discipline, Frank contends that they are still bound to maintain the unity of the Church, which many fear is threatened by the continuation of these trials.