Sentence examples for threatening future from inspiring English sources

The businesses of Time Warner and News Corp. intersect all over the world and the dispute was threatening future collaborations.

Collisions among existing Low Earth Orbit (LEO) debris are now a main source of new debris, threatening future use of LEO space.

UKOOA says that the changes create uncertainty, threatening future investment, and that they will do the most harm to the small firms that the government wants to attract.

"The economy is still struggling; too many Americans are still out of work, and the nation's long-term fiscal trajectory is unsustainable, threatening future prosperity," the report said.

In Sudan, for example, Hanci shows that on many indicators, such as access to water and sanitation and women's economic rights, such efforts are weakening, threatening future progress.

In the first example, little to no regulation of groundwater use for irrigation has caused declines in groundwater levels resulting in loss of baseflow to streams and threatening future water supply.

Still, greater inequality threatens future living standards.

But a disturbing trend threatens future public health initiatives.

Other cuts threaten future economic growth and therefore tax revenues.

With no market value, the practice threatens future fish stocks.

But the weak economy could threaten future sales.