The situation with biofuels highlights the danger of making greenhouse gas reduction our number one environmental priority.
We recognize that the division we effect between the methodological and historical levels places us in danger of producing a simplifying reduction of Foucault's argument, or it would if we were proposing that it revealed a damaging and invalidating split within his thought.
ACEi have, however, been traditionally regarded as contraindicated in moderate or severe AS due to the theoretical danger of syncope caused by afterload reduction, and current guidelines still advise caution.
At the start of last season, when Honda's late withdrawal left the team in danger of going under, Button agreed a reduction from £8m.
Balls's warning about the dangers of a double-dip recession and an "economic hurricane" have struck a chord with Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, who notes that "The consensus around drastic and immediate deficit reduction is in danger of breaking down.
However, caution must be exercised in interpretation of studies reporting partial cost data, as there is always the danger of cost shifting rather than genuine reduction (as evidenced in the comparison of Figures 2 and 3).
The dispute is destined to go on, and a recent effort by firefighters to go to court to prevent the reductions is in danger of foundering after a Brooklyn judge last week ordered the union to post a multimillion-dollar bond to proceed with its action.
A treatment specifically designed to address fear of contamination with infectious substances, using a cognitive intervention that includes no direct exposure ("danger ideation reduction therapy, DIRT"), was found to be more efficacious than ERP [ 661, 662].
Lavishly funded corporate groups keep hyping the danger of government debt and the urgency of deficit reduction now now now — except that these same groups are suddenly warning against too much deficit reduction.
Why can't the DfT conduct a British Road Safety survey which would ask similar questions, widening the focus towards danger reduction and risk perception rather than the narrow measure of casualty reduction?
