But this means the flows in rivers can peak dramatically, threatening villages, towns and cities.
The result is a temperature increase of 10°F to 15°F by 2100 a change that would alter the planet in hard-to-imagine ways and dramatically threaten human well-being in many parts of the world.
Forever broke, dramatically threatening to slave away on the docks or drive a truck, Crane took to writing begging letters to millionaires, or at least one millionaire, and got lucky.
Tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea Schreb). is major cool-season forage and turf grass species worldwide, but high-temperature is a major environmental stress that dramatically threaten forage production and turf management of tall fescue.
In Japan, as the LTCI system became established, certified users of LTCI have increased rapidly, and the demand for LTCI services has experienced a remarkable expansion and, consequently, the expenditures of the LTCI are growing dramatically, threatening the financial sustainability of the system [ 9, 22].
The Senate Republican minority, which will see its power dramatically curtailed, threatened reprisals and characterized the rule change as a political power grab, comparing it to Obama's push to pass the landmark Affordable Health Care act in 2010 without bipartisan support.
But as old contracts expire, dozens of people have received demands for higher rent, been told their rents will increase dramatically, been threatened with eviction or moved out to escape the insecurity.
Budget revenue held up well in January, but has since declined dramatically; this threatens the planned surplus, which is considered essential to maintaining investor confidence in the currency board.
Baltimore's embattled mayor announced Monday she is taking an indefinite leave of absence, just as a political scandal described by critics as a "self-dealing" book-selling arrangement intensifies dramatically and threatens her political career.
