Twitter makes an effort to monitor abuse; Harvey has teams, in both Dublin and San Francisco, of a few dozen people devoted to gauging the extent of danger.
To ensure food safety, it is critically important that quality control standards including accurate methods for identifying pathogens be adopted and followed, in order to understand the extent of danger posed by the consumption of such food.
In the run-up to war, NATO allies failed to adequately understand the situation on the ground, glossing over or even misrepresenting key details like the allegiances of the militants whom Western intervention would assist and the extent of danger risked by Libyan civilians.
(The diplomatic wording might not always capture the full extent of all dangers, though).
And some scientists question whether government officials, even now, appreciate the full extent of the dangers.
The true extent of those dangers is a matter of some uncertainty.
And then, too, strong disagreements were brewing over the extent of the dangers it faced and the best strategies for facing them.
Mr. Erthal said in interviews that the chief government inspector at the Wampler Foods plant in Franconia, Pa., disagreed about the extent of the dangers and opposed his efforts to force a cleanup in fall 2001, about eight months before the outbreak, which also sickened 54 people in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and five other states.
Not all scientists agree with the research and the NFL has been slow to acknowledge the extent of the dangers of its game, but there is enough evidence for at least parents and educators to be concerned.
"Facilities that dispense medical marijuana may pose a danger of increased crime, congestion, blight, and drug abuse, and the extent of this danger may vary widely from community to community," the court said.
