Sentence examples for threatened progress from inspiring English sources

But management issues have threatened progress.

She dryly noted that Mr. Levy had sent two of his deputies and a number of school superintendents to the bargaining session, and suggested that they had threatened progress by reintroducing old demands.

The propaganda campaign focused on allegations that Falun Gong jeopardized social stability, was deceiving and dangerous, was "anti-science" and threatened progress, and argued that Falun Gong's moral philosophy was incompatible with a Marxist social ethic.

The insecurity that prevailed in North Kivu threatened progress made through previous routine immunization campaigns.

Direct rule threatens progress, Dr Hunter said.

But experts are concerned that cuts in mental-health services threaten progress.

Resistance to medicines also threatens progress towards meeting the UN's global goals for 2030.

As recently witnessed in Durban and Busan, the many and competing interests at play constantly threaten progress.

Mr. Spaniolo warned that further reductions would compromise its commitment "to provide a high-quality academic environment" and, more specifically, threaten progress toward becoming a national research, or tier-one, university.

In a paper to be published in the August issue of Health Affairs, Mr Reither, Jay Olshansky of the University of Illinois at Chicago and Yang Yang of the University of North Carolina contend that obesity threatens progress in life expectancy.

The earlier ban will also threaten progress towards a self-imposed worldwide ban, pencilled in for 2006, as countries outside the EU will "exploit the chaos to propose events without any sponsorship restriction".