Sentence examples similar to threatened transition from inspiring English sources

First, limiting NATO's combat role and the strength of Afghan forces threatens the "transition" to a counter-insurgency war almost entirely waged by locals.

Scaling back the bank to the point proposed by Huhne not only threatens the transition to a low carbon economy, it also makes it very difficult for Britain's to meet its demanding climate change targets.

On the day the NSF was founded, Mr ElBaradei said the president's decree threatened Egypt's transition and created a "new pharaoh".

When she released the record last year, this onetime teen-country phenom said "1989" finalized her long-threatened transition to pop, and here that evolution carried over to the stage, thanks to an eight-piece band happy to juice its sound with synthetic tones.

He said that failure to intervene could also have threatened the peaceful transitions in Egypt and Tunisia, as thousands of Libyan refugees poured across their borders, while other dictators would conclude that "violence is the best strategy to cling to power".

But Wynn said that transition is threatened if casinos can't accommodate enough gamblers to fund it.

Those who feel threatened by the demographic transition will try (in vain) to return America to what it used to be.

I am glad to see that my local LINk has already transmogrified itself into local Healthwatch, but there have been tales elsewhere of threatened fisticuffs during the transition between some LINks members and local government officials.

The soccer star George Weah dropped his claim that he had won Liberia's presidential election, ending a dispute that threatened the long-awaited transition from civil war to democracy.

Meanwhile, cashiers — which will be one of the groups most threatened by automation — can transition to sales representatives.

The transition is threatened by the fight opposing prime minister Isaac Zida and the members of the Regiment of Presidential Security (RSP) — an elite army unit that played a central role in the October 2014 crisis.