Sentence examples for threatening the creation from inspiring English sources

Credit flowing to American companies is drying up at a pace not seen in decades, threatening the creation of jobs and the expansion of businesses, while intensifying worries that the economy may be headed for recession.

The law "threatens the creation of an underclass of future citizens and residents," he wrote.

Many of the issues that helped shape the current dysfunctional public safety radio networks threaten the creation of a uniform standard for wireless broadband communications.

But would the Chinese government really feel threatened by the creation of, say, [email protected]?

Although threatened by the creation of the euro and the shift in much of Europe's economic muscle to the Continent, Britain's financial and business sectors, rooted in the City of London and the remnants of its empire, are not only among the largest in the world but also attracts a wide range of international top talent.

At the beginning, there was some concern that the LCs might be threatened by the creation of PDCs.

The most vital change, experts say: the creation of a "systemic risk" regulator, which would prevent troubles at large firms from threatening the overall economy.

But a combination of prolonged slow job creation and Baby Boomers who just won't quit work are threatening the orderly flow of employees from hire to retire.

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Sue Terpilowski, London policy chairman at the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), says the business rates system is preventing growth and job creation and threatens the future of business in the capital.

The changes threaten the European Commission's attempt to influence the creation of global standards to tackle climate-changing emissions.