Sentence examples for threatening output from inspiring English sources

Guerrilla sabotage and declining reserves are threatening output and thus government revenue.

Technology stocks stumbled as an earthquake in Taiwan threatened the output of semiconductor plants.

Restoration on farmland however threatens agricultural output and the livelihoods of small family farmers, leading to weak enforcement of the law and a national debate over the Code which resulted in revisions in 2012 that significantly reduced legally mandated restoration.

In Connecticut, NRG Energy Corporation, a troubled company that took over power generation in parts of the state, is threatening to halve the output at its Devon Power Station unless regulators provide subsidies to keep it running.

Niger warned in September that a deficit of cereal output threatened two million people with famine.

Applied to a competitive market, caps threaten to reduce output -- the opposite of what California needs -- by driving out companies that can't make a profit selling at the lower prices set by the government.

If a lack of lending or spending does threaten to drive output below its full potential, the government can oblige banks to lend and state-owned enterprises to spend.This may seem too good to be true.

Actors such as China or India will not show any interest in a war that would threaten their economic output and development, and one that would not constitute any advantage for their developing economies.

Mr. Johnson is deeply worried by what he calls a "tsunami" from Eastern Europe threatening Western Europe, even as industrial output and trade plunge across the Continent.

Attacks by militants in the Delta have reduced oil output so sharply that Angola is threatening to knock Nigeria off its spot as the continent's biggest producer.

The grim truth was that a reduction of 25% in fact threatened to halve our production output.