Sentence examples for ultimately threatening from inspiring English sources

"In a number of regions, we hear the declarations of aggressively destructive forces, ultimately threatening the stability of all the peoples of the earth," Mr. Putin wrote.

Our water demand for public supply and agriculture means that we are causing damage to our rivers and ultimately threatening our own supplies of water.

But years of living off the fat of the land have left the economy of the "Lucky Country" flabby and unproductive, ultimately threatening to crimp living standards while fueling inflation.

The former colonial power still has a military presence in the region and fears northern Mali could become a new base for jihad, destabilising the Sahel and ultimately threatening Europe.

In a speech at the Economic Club of Chicago, the auto executive, who is responsible for providing health insurance for more people than any other private employer in the nation, graphically detailed how rising medical bills are eating into his company's bottom line and ultimately threatening the viability of most U.S. firms.

Mr. Geithner, in a letter to Congressional leaders of both parties, stood by an earlier projection that even with the Treasury's accounting maneuvers, on Aug. 2 "the borrowing authority of the United States will be exhausted," ultimately threatening a government default.

Bioavailability of excess nanomaterials ultimately threatens ecosystem and human health.

Could these bikeshare schemes ultimately threaten the Santander cycles?

But the angst isn't a sign of pathology, nor does it ultimately threaten their bond.

Experts also fear that it could spread and ultimately threaten fish populations throughout the Great Lakes.

Those achievements, however, are hindered and ultimately threatened by poor performance on the governance front.