Additionally, a molecular study by Fisker et al (2004) suggests that immigrants pose a smaller risk to general population than IDUs [ 20].
But with so many Americans traveling abroad, officials in the United States face the difficult question of how to deal with a potential danger posed by a small group of people.
Ireland's top police officer pledged solidarity with Sir Hugh Orde and the Police Service of Northern Ireland today in helping to catch the killers of a police officer and two British soldiers and in tackling the increased threat posed by "a small group of criminals".
While few here think this will happen anytime soon, two recent opinion polls show that two-thirds of South Koreans support the idea posed by a small but growing number of politicians and columnists — a reflection, analysts say, of hardening attitudes since North Korea's Feb. 12 underground nuclear test, its third since 2006.
Happy, Texas A couple of crooks (Jeremy Northam and Steve Zahn) duck the law in small-town Texas by posing as a gay couple who produce children's beauty pageants.
The military, by contrast, has tended to favor somewhat higher numbers, because of the greater risks posed by a smaller force carrying out its mission in a rugged and hostile environment like Afghanistan.
Theoretically, if they melted entirely, sea level worldwide would rise by 190 feet, posing an existential threat to small island nations and coastal communities.
We are aware of only one other published effort at incorporating this type of data into GHG reporting procedures, which is applied to the Yucatán peninsula of Mexico [19, 33], a system where emissions and removals of C are dominated by smaller scale disturbances, posing a different problem than that in the boreal forests.
Air in subcutaneous tissue does not usually pose a lethal threat; small amounts of air are reabsorbed by the body.
