Sentences with phrase «at dangers of»

Perhaps this should have been expected from Nixon, a firm known for creating good - looking watches since they hit the scene in the 90's, but the Mission is the only Android Wear — or smartwatch that is — that shrugs off knocks and bumps, as well as laughs at the dangers of water, all the while looking better than most.

The 4th of July is long gone and Texas has had far more than fireworks to worry about recently with the extreme flooding event caused by Hurricane Harvey, but it is worth looking at the dangers of firework injuries as their use is increasing every year and that means more injuries every year too.

The disaster in Fukushima still has Japan and the rest of the world reeling at the dangers of nuclear power plants.

«Schools Take a Hard Look at Dangers of Student Selling,» Seattle Times (11/03/98).

Stadia Sports manager Daniel Goddard takes a look at the dangers of school rugby and discusses the safety equipment available.

The dangers Firstly, looking at the dangers of this increasing trend, approximately 30 per cent of children aged between two and 15 are either overweight or obese (Health Survey for England 2008; the NHS Information Centre) and this is increasing significantly.

At a certain point, we have to come up for air after drowning in information, and Andrew Stern's screenplay, which starts as a preachy look at the dangers of being inundated with technology, ultimately is focuses on those moments — the ones in which people do come up for air and quickly realize that their lungs are straining from lack of use.

Hayek has a tattoo on her left arm of the word «Asbestos», attributing it to an awareness campaign aimed at the dangers of asbestos water pipes.

That Padilha is interested at all in poking fun at the dangers of handing the reins of national defense over to a soulless corporation is wonderful and the injections of Novak's TV program throughout are very welcome.

The survey, designed to look at the dangers of online dating, also showed a worrying one in five daters shared their bank details with a person they met on a date, and 10 % admitted to giving a date money when asked.

TIMOTHY JULIANI: I think it's a moment for everybody to take a look at the dangers of all of our energy sources.

Hipp HA Combiotik pre-500g is another newborn kid drain that has enough starch for the infants use, diminished lactose and an organized fat mix which make the equation less demanding to process and because of the little protein may help babies that are at danger of hypersensitivities (i.e.,.

And just last year, climatologist Jonathan Overpeck warned that humanity is at danger of forcing «abrupt shifts to drier conditions, including possible decadal megadrought.»

If you take salt restriction to an extreme, you may be at danger of volume depletion.

If you take the low fat diet to an extreme, you are at danger of vitamin D deficiency.

You can check out last week's links including a look at the danger of seeking validation of your idea.

At the danger of sounding like a broken record, having mentioned this in mouse reviews before, at this sort of level of performance it's impossible to actually declare one mouse better than another from a human perspective.

You could try and grab another combo in order to score post-stage points, but at the danger of getting hit and sometimes even falling to your death.

As Miller v Miller [2006] UKHL 24 acknowledged it is women in particular, who at danger of finding themselves at a significant disadvantage compared with their husbands at the end of a marriage.

Constitutional litigation is at danger of becoming the preserve of (relatively) well - funded public interest litigation outfits (such as the CCF).

Some property owners around the area look at the danger of flooding, including risk of problems with the nearby Wolf Creek and Center Hill dams, and this area of Tennessee isn't immune to some of the damage from periodic storms, but it is quite a ways inland, and not as risky as buying in some coastal areas of the South.

In such an occasion, clients are at danger of losing their bitcoins.

Let's look at the danger of cutting corners in sales.

Not exact matches

On Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. ET, the Senate Banking Committee will hear testimony from the top two U.S. financial regulators on the opportunities, challenges, and dangers of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

«The biggest challenge now is to make sure that everyone understands what's at stake,» DiCaprio said of the dangers of climate change during his speech onstage at the gala.

For a more current look at what happens when abortion is severely restricted, we looked to Brazil, where abortion is illegal except in cases of rape, when the mother's life is in danger, and in the rare instances of anencephaly, a severe fetal anomaly in which the fetus lacks parts of the brain, leaving the infant with virtually no chance of survival.

Dutch visual artist Barbara Visser is taking an edgy stand against the dangers of sitting at work all day.

At the McKinsey Global Institute, we interviewed dozens of CEOs from multiple industries, and many of them sensed danger as many Americans no longer believe they have a chance to move up the ladder.

The government forecasts the economy will grow 4.5 - 5.5 percent this year, although expectations are for the figure to come at the low end of the range, in danger of its slowest growth since 2009, during the Global Financial Crisis, when the economy contracted.

The government forecasts growth of 4.5 - 5.5 percent this year, although expectations are for the figure to come at the low end of the range, putting Malaysia in danger of its slowest growth since 2009, during the Global Financial Crisis, when the economy contracted.

When the collection of major works housed at the city's world - class Detroit Institute of Arts Museum was in danger of being liquidated to pay off municipal debt, the federal mediator, Judge Gerald Rosen, city emergency manager, Kevyn Orr, and other civic leaders leaned heavily on community and national foundations, lawmakers and the museum itself to put their money where their masterpieces were.

Prior to joining Tufts in 2008, Axelrod was head of capital management at Lehman — where he says his experience was «like driving a car at 85 miles per hour, knowing that's probably too fast, but not fully appreciating the danger.»

The report comes as the reef, considered one of the most vulnerable places in the world to the impacts of climate change, is at risk of having its status downgraded by the UN cultural organization UNESCO to «world heritage in danger».

Bob Gardner, director of policy at the Wellesley Institute, says duplication is always a danger and that «unfortunately, health reform has a long and not so glorious history of that.»

The plan, made up of 60 measures, puts the accent on prevention, notably aimed at trying to catch danger signals within society.

VW's wrongdoing has more in common with the arcane algorithms and opaque schemes at the heart of the Wall Street's financial crisis than with the dangers of faulty gas pedals, ignition switches or airbags of previous recalls.

The danger, of course, is that Apple won't be able raise its already gigantic profits at all.

Several skeptical researchers and authors have been hammering away at the foundations of the foodie cause, arguing that everything Pollan and his acolytes stand for — from the dangers of GMO foods to the benefits of local farming — is based on sketchy evidence at best, and at worst is just plain wrong.

Still, Dimon also took aim at several of Trump's policies and promises, warning of the dangers of scrapping longstanding trade agreements and of cracking down on immigration, although he did so without explicitly criticizing the President.

As the company anticipates more explosions at the plant, more than 10,000 people have signed a petition asking Arkema to release the list «to either give residents some peace of mind or know the dangers that potentially face them,» according to NBC News.

If you were a homeowner in danger of losing your home at the height of the foreclosure crisis, chances are you soon discovered that your bank's mortgage servicing division was a mess.

That is exactly the kind of problem that Nick Bostrom, director of the Future of Humanity Institute at the University of Oxford, tackled in his 2014 book Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies.

Repeating a theme at the Delivering Alpha conference, Singer faulted the Federal Reserve and others for creating unusual dangers that are unique in the «5,000 years - ish» history of finance due to low and negative interest rates.

Peele, BuzzFeed, and Monkeypaw Productions used a controversial but widely available software to make the video, in an effort to demonstrate the dangers of «deepfakes,» aka digitally manipulated videos that have the power to «make it look like anyone is saying [or doing] anything at any point in time,» that didn't actually happen.

But geolocation services are working hard (without always succeeding) at keeping you safe from the potential dangers of sharing your location publicly.

At a time when the White House has vowed to act more forcefully against North Korea, Iran and other threats, some officials see the Cuba problem as yet another lesson in the dangers of using intelligence selectively to advance policy goals.

At the same time, the telecoms see the danger of becoming «dumb pipes»: if all they do is shuffle data from provider to customer, then they add no value to the transaction, have no leverage, and command no premium.

One potential danger sign: Last Thanksgiving, Sony offered a $ 100 discount on the PS4 for a price tag of $ 199, but the Switch still beat its rival console among online retailers while selling at full price ($ 299), according to data from Adobe's Digital Insights.

The continuing highlighting of household imbalances, despite noting that the risks have in fact lessened somewhat in the past six months, suggests the central bank remains worried that with interest rates likely to continue at near emergency low levels, the dangers of something going off the rails intensifies.

The White House proposed «red flag» laws that would allow law enforcement officials to remove firearms from people who are deemed a danger to themselves or others in hopes of preventing shootings like the one at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.