"With a single tweet, he can damage international relationships and alliances, spread fake news like a virus, embolden white supremacists to march in the streets, or send stock markets crashing or soaring". In her pitch, Wilson also emphasizes "a real danger that Trump's tweets could actually start a nuclear war". "As commander-in-chief, Trump has absolute authority to make good on these threats.
But that does not dispose of the constitutional question whether misrepresentation of religious experience or belief is prosecutable; it rather emphasizes the danger of such prosecutions.
The extreme toxicity of puffer fish fillet, well above the action level, emphasizes the danger that puffer fish pose to the public and supports the permanent ban on their harvest in this area (FWC 2004).
We therefore conclude that masked LPS is a potent trigger of immune responses, which emphasizes the potential danger of masked LPS, as it may pose a health threat in pharmaceutical products or compromise experimental results.
A few weeks after Damon's report aired, Syrian state-run media reported that CNN was collaborating with terrorists and "saboteurs" -- a claim emphasizing the danger faced by journalists venturing back into Sryia while Assad's regime is in power.
[The diverging map] give the impression of safety [in the blue areas] and emphasizes danger in the red areas... [The red map] gives the impression of increasing danger closer to the volcano.
The associations with red and blue colours were consistent for both diverging and sequential colour schemes: [The diverging map] give the impression of safety [in the blue areas] and emphasizes danger in the red areas... [The red map] gives the impression of increasing danger closer to the volcano.
Quinn's statement emphasized the danger of wrongful conviction, a theme etched in Illinois by a string of gross miscarriages of justice and framed several years ago by Governor George Ryan's mass commutation of the entire Illinois death row at the time.
Some psychologists, though appalled by these techniques, emphasize that there is a danger in opting out as well.
This weakens productivity and shuts people out of the job market for longer and longer periods — a danger emphasized by the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, at the U.S. central bank's symposium last month in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
