It is this latter quality, initially seen by many as a good thing, that has become an acute concern for safety campaigners, who fear that the rising number of electric vehicles constitutes a silent menace.
"This scene, in its simplicity, constitutes a silent invitation to understand in its true value the mystery of Christmas, a mystery of humility and of love, of joy and of attention to poverty," he said, speaking of Joseph and the expectant Mary as refugees in a "miserable stall".
The large body of insufficiently identified fungi in INSD constitutes a silent plea for a wide and generalized sequencing effort of well-identified and -annotated [type] specimens residing in herbaria worldwide to form the basis for such barcoding initiatives.
ISTANBUL, 10 May 2011 -- Poor nutrition in the world's least developed countries constitutes a silent emergency requiring a coordinated global response, UNICEF said today at the Fourth UN Conference on Least Developed Countries.
NEW YORK, USA, 10 November 2008 – Saying the situation for children in the Central African Republic (CAR) constitutes a silent emergency, rocker and UNICEF USA Ambassador Joel Madden, today called on his fans and the general public to help put an end to preventable child deaths in countries like CAR – deaths that often result from water-related diarrhoeal disease.
My impression is that, as in 1815/6, the peoples of Europe – not least in the smaller countries – constitute a silent majority in favour of a Europe that works in concert and which includes the UK.
At least two thirds of these extractions, associated costs, and injuries are unnecessary, constituting a silent epidemic of [physician-induced] injury that afflicts tens of thousands of people with lifelong discomfort and disability.
The epitopes presented in the unmodified sHA constitute a "silent face" which may skew the antibody response to epitopes not accessible in live virus at neutral pH.
Under-nutrition and malnutrition constitute a silent emergency in the LDCs.
These obstacles seem to be difficult to overcome for people with low cultural and social capital and constitute a silent form of structural violence, which hits the poorest people hardest [ 22].
