Sentence examples for threatened systems from inspiring English sources

So for unique and threatened systems, like coral or Arctic ice, once you get slightly above 2C, you're into the purple patch.

Wetlands serve critical functions including natural flood control and providing wildlife habitat, yet despite these values they remain highly threatened systems.

This work is thus aimed at shedding some light on this issue, which can be useful in identifying models, their assumptions and practical parameters for estimating the reliability of threatened systems and for assessing the performance of recovery facilities.

Jeanette Manfra, the DHS official who disclosed the numbers, declined to name which states had been targeted to protect their confidentiality, though she says the managers of the various threatened systems have been alerted.

Stresses some funds suffered during the financial crisis threatened system-wide disruptions.

If the court pushes on with its chainsaw, cutting down programs that trigger matching funds, it would threaten systems in Connecticut and Maine, and judicial-race financing systems in Wisconsin, North Carolina and elsewhere.

And different from the distant military threats of the Cold War, are we now exposed to threatening systems which seem to function only as long as they are deeply interwoven and are interfering with a civil society's private communication.

Almost by definition, trauma, loss, and major life changes create a crisis of meaning and can threaten systems of belief and personal identity.

With the advance of technology, the power density (temperature) increases rapidly to threaten system performance, reliability, and even system safety.

In this way the proletariat are a type of invisible force in history, the dead who are utterly excluded from our systems yet which constantly threatens those systems.

The subsequent revolt by millions on the street, though quickly put down, again threatened the system's survival.