"In the event of an economic depression, investment in public transport will be more exposed to potential budget cuts if they are not earmarked," he says.
"The bad news is that there's a little less than we had hoped and that particular growth is fragile and is exposed to potential risks.
EVEN more than passengers, flight crews are exposed to potential contagion by diseases as varied as chicken pox, influenza and hepatitis.
In several cases, it appeared that once the agency arranged for services like drug counseling, it stopped checking on the family, leaving children exposed to potential harm.
"Thousands may have been exposed to potential brain damage from lead," the Democratic presidential hopeful fumed in a statement.
But others worried that "the sluggish pace of growth and continued high levels of slack left the economy exposed to potential negative shocks".
Critics have argued that letting their products into important national infrastructure could leave the company exposed to potential cyber-attacks on power plants and other vital assets.
In the note, Mr. Adoboli said his recent trades had not been hedged, leaving the bank exposed to potential multibillion-dollar losses.
In Europe we see Vodafone as exposed to potential consolidation in some of its largest markets and expect the worst of the regulatory pressure to pass now that the European commission has reportedly dropped the most threatening of its roaming regulations.
Once the attribute authority become dishonest, the system will be exposed to potential risks.
Additionally, the characteristics of the Web Service must be exposed to potential users.
