This can affect the generalization of our results, generating a threat to the external validity (Wohlin et al.2000) of the study.
It is pretty obvious that there is a serious shortage of aggregate demand, which is depressing prices and generating a threat of deflation.
Explosive volcanic eruptions pose proximal hazards by tephra fallout and can disperse fine ash and volcanic aerosols over vast areas of the globe thereby generating a threat to human health and infrastructures and causing long-range air traffic disruptions.
It is not just that Ukip can directly take Labour votes, but that it can fuse them with Conservative votes to generate a threat where it would not otherwise exist".
Willer's explanation of a perceived decline of whiteness differs from prior research in that it highlights the role of symbolic group status in generating a perceived threat from minority groups, rather than personal experience or economic competition.
Lesser opponents can sense the doubts, too, including Ivan Ljubicic, an outspoken Croatian veteran with a huge serve who was stamping his feet at his own errors in the first set Monday, believing he was on the verge of generating a genuine threat after erasing an early break.
They may know that the loss of more important things generates a greater threat to their survival.
Together with the governmental goals to tolerate a given size of the populations of predators (i.e. bears, wolves, wolverines, lynxes, and eagles), the accumulated demands from various land exploiters generate a serious threat to the sustainability of the reindeer husbandry and the Sami culture (6, 16, 44, 45, 50).
In his determination to gain control and protect the Party, Xi may have generated a different kind of threat: he has pried apart internal fault lines and shaken the equilibrium that for a generation marked the nation's rise.
Former Secret Service agent Dan Bongino, who worked under former presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, told Politico that Trump's "Twitter thing" has "generated a tidal wave of threats" that the service is too understaffed to fully address.
