Sentences with phrase «substantial threat»

While these pests may not be as popular as fleas and ticks, they do pose substantial threat to our canine friends.

& Prof. Code § 6007 (b)(3) provides the bar with this authority if, after notice and an opportunity to be heard, the State Bar Court finds that «because of mental infirmity or illness,» the lawyer is either (1) unable to or «habitually fails to perform his or her duties or undertakings competently,» or is (2) «unable to practice law without substantial threat of harm to the interests of his or her clients or the public.»

«He made a very substantial threat last year to lay off teachers, which dissipated as the revenue dynamics changed.

The government's efforts to control this new and substantial threat backfired.

There are reports that Bill Thompson may consider a primary challenge to Gillibrand and he may actually pose a more substantial threat to her.

However, I'd argue that for many people substantial threats do remain, even if our innate systems are not geared up to assess and respond to them in the same way as those ancient threats.

Publishers will do almost anything to protect their hardcover market, and ebooks are the first substantial threat to hardcovers since MMPBs.

Does the food contain grain and gluten: In the opinion of the Vets, foods that are loaded with grains and gluten, carries substantial threat to the health of the dog, making it vulnerable to various health ailments.

Rick Haase: First, let me say that even if you have procedures in place, it isn't until you experience substantial threat that you find out how protected you really are.

«In the current situation, a further appreciation of the Swiss franc would constitute a very substantial threat to the Swiss economy, and would carry with it the risk of deflationary developments,» Jordan said at a conference in Zurich today.

However, depending upon the range, speed and impact location of enemy fire, there are some weapons which still pose a substantial threat to Abrams tanks.

Scientists found that asteroid - induced shock waves and tornadolike winds would probably cost the most lives, with tsunamis posing another substantial threat, New Scientist reports.

A series of seismic surveys for oil and gas planned for the mid - and southeastern Atlantic coastal areas of the United States pose a substantial threat to one of the world's most endangered whale species, according to a group of renowned marine mammal scientists urging a halt to the surveys in a statement released today.

«Use began to decrease last year, but the drug still poses a substantial threat, and research was needed to determine which teens are at highest risk for use,» said Joseph J. Palamar, PhD, MPH, a CDUHR affiliated researcher and an assistant professor of Population Health at NYU Langone Medical Center (NYULMC).

While the Nook Tablet has done moderately well, especially compared to many other budget tablets in the same price range, it has not proven to be the substantial threat to the Kindle Fire that many hoped it would be.

The backing of a deal with Verizon presents some substantial threats for Akamai and likely means the end of Verizon's reseller agreement with it.

Also, it avoids political land mines and recognizes that toxic loans are a substantial threat to homeowners nationwide — and to the national economy.

One flea can reproduce nearly 50 times a day, so a flea infestation can be a substantial threat to your pet's well - being.

At the time, the researchers said there was no evidence to suggest the findings extended beyond the particular group of dogs or that it posed a substantial threat to people or their pets.

Mitchell Taylor, a Canadian expert on polar bears who was in the specialists» group for many years, told some reporters that he was excluded this year because he disputes that the bears are in danger and that human - caused global warming poses a substantial threat to them.

In their lawsuits, the communities claimed that the risks of climate change - related damages were imminent and posed a substantial threat.

Our results suggest that wind energy development may pose a substantial threat to migratory bats in North America.

And even when people were prepared to accept that climate change was a substantial threat, there could be resistance to meeting the costs of mitigation.

Climate Progress August 27, 2013: Ocean acidification driven by increasing atmospheric carbon levels is a substantial threat to marine life, a new study has confirmed.

Contrasting the ADA's requirement to provide accommodations for test taking, the Court said, «respondent can point to no provision of the ADA which would require the State Bar to make accommodations to allow respondent to practice law despite the substantial threat of harm to clients and the public as a result.»

But I am arguing that the chip giant is under a substantial threat, the likes of which it hasn't faced for a long time, maybe ever.

Besides hacks, governments pose a substantial threat to centralized exchanges and their users.

This poisoning ability tends to make bubble slimes more of a nuisance than a substantial threat, assuming the player is well - stocked and at an appropriate level.