Sentences with phrase «immediate threat»

Although not the most immediate threat to birds, global climate change will be an increasing concern in the coming decades.

I suggest that cats that are not in serious immediate threat from this problem only receive antibiotics when other remedies and diet changes are not enough to keep them under control.

I suggest we spend the money on more immediate threats to our lives.

Or what about other indigenous people whose forests are under immediate threat now?

Our fear system evolved to deal with immediate threats.

Our findings may reflect the changing priorities of modern Western society, where we face relatively few immediate threats to our lives.

A real estate collapse is the biggest immediate threat to the Chinese economy.

Social scientists say that environmental concerns are often the first to fall off the table when any more immediate threat surfaces.

Toss it at a smaller enemy and it'll get pinned down for a few seconds, enough time for you to target another creature that may represent a more immediate threat.

It was meant literally, as in: Tsunamis are inundations of shorelines and therefore have impacts that resemble storm surges, which are one of the most immediate threats of a warmer planet.

The right certainly does not state «anybody», but rather very specific types of people (ie, people posing immediate threats to the nation)

But if she makes topical reference to climate change, Bradford sets it in a larger artistic context, viewing its all too immediate threats in terms of poetry's traditional concern for our place in the universe.

It is no coincidence that first - past - the - post states also tend to turn into national security states: their governments have the capacity to take aggressive action against immediate threats that appear amenable to massive concentrations of firepower, regardless of the long - term consequences.

Similarly, any diving over the top would be hard to stop because the offensive line is only focused on one thing and that is stepping inside and keeping immediate threats away from the quarterback.

• Non-conviction records should be retained for inclusion in a police background check only in exceptional cases where police believe that doing so is necessary to reduce immediate threats to public safety.

A lot of top teams in Europe (and even most mid - and bottom - table teams) will play musical chair with their managers regularly without conceding immediate threat to other teams — in fact, a lot of times the new manager will find ways to put out fires before truly implementing their style, especially since they're brought in between transfer windows.

It also undercuts the assumptions that all three countries are able to stay in step on policy towards North Korea, the primary immediate threat to the security of both Asian states.

To find immediate threats, Tyson says, it is necessary to differentiate incoming objects from bodies locked in place in the asteroid belt.

The problem with stress is that it constantly activates our fight - or - flight response to varying degrees and since more than 99 % of the things that stress us are not actual immediate threats to our lives, this response has become inappropriate in our daily lives.

But it's the Tiguan that poses the greatest immediate threat to the Yeti variant that Skoda expects will be the volume seller.

Electric bullets are useful against mechanical robots, sending them into a tizzy and buying you time to direct your attention to other, more immediate threats who must be dispatched.

I mistook «hold» for «defend» and was repeatedly defeated by patrolling security forces until I realized that any stealth game worth a damn should give you the option to find the best place to go quiet and pick off only the most immediate threats before jumping a ledge and making your way, as fast as possible, to the extraction point, leaving your enemies to fight another day.

IRT may only be effective after such immediate threats to the relationship are suitably resolved.

«The PCCRA is probably our most immediate threat given the fact that we think that rule will come out this year.

Crisis Accommodation: Provides high security crisis accommodation service for women and children under immediate threat of domestic violence.

Individuals with higher anxiety levels were seen to be more sensitive to information related to immediate threats in the current environment; however, the brain systems mediating this response are no longer recruited when these individuals are presented with cues related to their partners.

The archetypal example of a tipping element, the THC appears to be a less immediate threat, but the long - term fate of the THC under significant warming remains a source of concern (99).

Coastal regions under threat from climate change and sea - level rise need to tackle the more immediate threats of human - led and other non-climatic changes, according to a team of international scientists.

If there is an immediate threat to lofty stock valuations, it will likely be investors overestimating the effect of GOP tax reform going forward, says Wilson.

It's not just that consumers in developed countries have retrenched, though that's an immediate threat.

While Barcelona poses no immediate threat to the Valley's crown, it does seem poised to make a big splash on the international start - up scene.

The alleged violation of our electoral system might not immediately change US policy on cyber espionage, but it will certainly change the way organizations approach and respond to the immediate threat.

That means that we need to work swiftly to ensure that we do not allow anyone into the country who might pose an immediate threat to our citizens.»

The hack posed an immediate threat to human life, which is why Hollywood Presbyterian was the perfect target.

Israel's response to the protests has drawn international criticism, with human rights groups saying it involved live fire against demonstrators posing no immediate threat to life.

The immediate threat to financial stability is limited for now, according to Taguchi.

The only category that properly indicates an immediate threat of eviction is rent in arrears.

«If a serious incident occurs that causes an immediate threat to the campus, the first responders to the scene are usually [Duke University Police Department] and the Durham Fire Department and they typically respond and work together to manage the incident,» the plan states.

In a move to further force China to lower the billions of goods trade surplus running with the U.S., Trump unveiled tariff representing about $ 50 billion of technology, transport and medical products early this month, drawing an immediate threat of retaliatory action from Beijing.

«There's no immediate threat to your future ability to buy the kind of guns that might be on someone's ban list.»

This exposure of keys to device storage does not represent an immediate threat to any users who do not share device access or backups with outside parties.

This is not an immediate threat, but at some point, our debt burden will begin to impact our economy.

It was not immediately clear what they were searching for, but the officials said that there was no immediate threat to public safety.