Sentence examples for threatening commercial from inspiring English sources

There was an explosion of research in 2005 because the US funding agencies NSF and NOAA won approval from Congress Federal Ocean Acidification Researchh and Monitoring Act) to increase funding into this important issue because it was threatening commercial aquaculture operations on the west coast.

With rising energy prices threatening commercial aviation, aerospace and defense stocks haven't fared well in the global equities downturn.

Premise of the study: Demand for fresh-market sweet basil continues to increase, but in 2009 a new pathogen emerged, threatening commercial field/greenhouse production and leading to high crop losses.

Locally, increased numbers caused the ray to be seen as a pest threatening commercial bivalve stocks in the Ariake Bay region of Kyushu Island.

This new technology threatens commercial territories that had been considered securely held.

Anti-aircraft missiles could migrate out of Syria and threaten commercial aviation.

The UAE has shown itself unafraid to threaten commercial deals when things go against it.

Dothistroma needle blight, which affects a range of conifer species, threatens commercial forests by significantly reducing timber yields.

His associates and relatives have speculated that Mr. Filin had threatened commercial interests associated with the theater, or that one of his rivals hoped to take his job.

But the BBC cannot prove in any meaningful way that 6 Music threatens commercial listening now, or will do so in the future.

Radio 1's average age is now 33, to the consternation of a deeply threatened commercial sector, which says it sounds too grown-up, too much like Radio 2. Both services should be privatised say some media executives.