Jones' appreciation of the danger behind him remains a work in progress but the timing of his challenges was immaculate, as well as his authority in the air.
Diagnoses are currently most common amongst those who worked in fields such as heavy industry and shipbuilding during the 1960s and 1970s, before there was a serious appreciation of the danger asbestos posed.
We all might wish this were not the case, but, alas, it is -- and history should amply teach us the high price for a failure of imagination or appreciation of the danger.
In the acknowledgments of his book "No Apology," Mr. Romney wrote that Mr. Senor sharpened his "appreciation of the dangers presented by the shift in our foreign policy".
She also perhaps has a more rounded appreciation of the dangers of scuttling down an ice-track at 85mph after crashing during pre-season training in Königssee, Germany.
The World Bank president said the Chinese and Indian governments were coming under pressure from their populations due to heavily-polluted cities, and that appreciation of the dangers of climate change was greater in developing countries.
It is hoped, by placing drivers in the same position as cyclists, they will gain a better appreciation of the dangers they face on a day-to-day basis.
Romney thanked only Senor and Wehner in his 2010 book, No Apologies, for sharpening "my appreciation of the dangers presented" by the Obama "shift in our foreign policy".
In the years since earlier cases were decided in favor of cell phone providers and manufacturers has our society changed in its appreciation of the dangers and mounting deaths?
Leithead and Lind (4) conclude that heat disorders occur for one or more of three reasons: the existence of factors such as dehydration or lack of acclimatisation; the lack of proper appreciation of the dangers of heat, either on the part of the supervising authority or of the individuals at risk; and accidental or unforeseen circumstances leading to exposure to very high heat stress.
But by then his appreciation of what the dangers were, or how they might impact upon him, seemed dangerously impaired.
