(Claims that Broadwater and its supply tankers posed a lethal danger to shipping and boating because of the risk of terrorist attack or accidental explosion were discounted in studies by the Coast Guard and other agencies).
Another giant model whale they were using is said to have drifted into the Irish Sea: the RAF had to be called out to hunt it down as a danger to shipping.
His findings were used to rewrite the rules governing fertiliser rationing, and to balance imports of food and fertiliser, given the cost and danger of shipping.Surprisingly, Fisher was not directed to war work, though by 1939 he was well known in scientific circles: he seems to have been unfairly suspected of fascist leanings.
Be aware of any dangers associated with shipping an animal.
Shipping presents dangers both on- and offshore from pollution by purposeful and accidental release of oil and other noxious substances, by transporting potentially invasive species, and, on coasts, by groundings.
Both these poems concern the dangers of ice for shipping, but Andrew Allport's The Ice Ship looks at a potentially dangerous ship of ice.
Doorman, superintendent and porter positions are good union jobs (the minimum wage for a doorman in a typical apartment building is $20.77 an hour, before tips) with benefit plans and regular raises, and are not in danger of being shipped overseas.
Relying on merchant vessels to answer migrants' calls for help causes them to switch off their radios, increasing the risk of collisions and the dangers for shipping in distress.
He had taken advantage of the sunshine and noticeable Columbus Day calm on the post to get in a round of golf on the course at the base even as rumors circulated that parts of his unit, the 82nd Airborne Division, might soon be shipping out to danger.
If that happens, the scientist said, there could be a danger to ships.
