The situation is particularly threatening for children and pregnant women".
Waterborne diseases are especially threatening, and potentially deadly, for young children.
(Who are you to judge? You're the Pope, that's who!) That the question was asked in the context of an apparent tolerance of homosexuality made it especially threatening to the culture warriors, for whom gay rights is a flash point.
He's the brash young investor whose Turing Pharmaceuticals acquired the rights to Daraprim, a treatment for a parasitic disease especially threatening to HIV and cancer patients, and jacked up its price 5,000%, from $13.50 a pill to $750.
For firefighters, that is an especially threatening combination, made worse by a drought that has persisted over much of the interior West for several years.
They may find one particular provision especially threatening: a change to federal law that would make it easier for workers to join group lawsuits over wage theft.
This is especially threatening to clinics that serve the uninsured, which provide insurance coverage for the doctors who volunteer there, and to rural areas already having a hard time attracting specialists.
Meanwhile, Colum Farrelly has a lesson for us all: "Well, it is not an anecdote of hilarity, but perhaps we could be happy that after 50 minutes play, no one is out?" Facebook Twitter Pinterest 11.54am BST 40th over: England 81-5 (Root 9, Ali 20) Eranga is not looking especially threatening, so, paradoxically, looks especially threatening - Ali plays out a maiden.
After the fight, Patterson called McNeeley a fearless competitor, though not an especially threatening one.
They had no love for slavery, most of them said, but they felt the measure was divisive, damaging to the tenuous loyalist movements in their states and especially threatening to the economic and social order of nearby Maryland.
