Disaster risk is a function of both a place's physical hazard exposure – that is, how directly it is threatened by disaster – and its social vulnerability, specifically, how resilient it is.
The answer comes back so bluntly and directly it is like a shot.
But as the campaigns begin to engage each other more directly, it is clear that the competing narratives are set.
Bell will be a free agent after the season, and while he does not say so directly, it is obvious he could see himself staying in New York.
When public funds subsidize health care or provide it directly, it is crazy not to try to get value for money.
In large parts of the country, western governments, the United Nations and foreign aid agencies cannot work directly; it is too dangerous.
Rather than competing directly, it is trying to carve a niche next to YouTube in the expanding world of Web video.
Because public relations does not always seek to impact sales or profitability directly, it is sometimes seen as serving a function that is separate from marketing.
It will employ 300 people, and Mr. Ulukaya said for every 10 jobs it creates directly, it is expected to create roughly 66 additional jobs in ancillary businesses.
While some may argue that it is a mountain better viewed from afar rather than ascended directly, it is climbed by thousands of people, from schoolchildren to pensioners, every climbing season (July to early September).
However, with far more newspaper articles backing Leave than Remain, and media owners happier with a government they can deal with directly, it is likely to be broadcasters that suffer most from any changes.
