Using grid maps to determine which policyholders live in the highest danger zones, State Farm agents are visiting those homes and giving residents up to two years to carry out fire mitigation plans.
After two years, the average figure still hovered around 40. "They end up in a place that is still abnormally high, but below the danger zone," said Dr. Thomas H. Inge, director of the surgical weight loss program at Cincinnati Children's.
The story is now thought to have originated with the Russian officers, to justify their high pay for working in a danger zone.
They showed energy, pressed high, and got the ball in the danger zone.
For example, schedule these breaks at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. -- right in the most intense times of the workday, when your stress is high and mealtimes are near; this is the danger zone for snacking.
While even 7.1percentt growth sounds high by international standards, it is considered near the danger zone in China, where economic development is spread unevenly across the huge country.
One potential danger zone for opportunity hoarding is access to higher education.
Although Italy's borrowing costs, as measured by its 10-year bond yield, hit a three-month high on Tuesday of nearly 4.9 percent, that is still nowhere near the 6.5 percent danger zone of last summer.
And while investors have lowered the high interest rates they had been charging Italy and Spain, taking them out of a serious danger zone, a failure to stabilize the euro zone risks reversing that pattern, Mr. Zhu said.
In doing so they have entered what analysts refer to as the "danger zone" for 10-year bond yields, with the cost of government borrowing so high that investors become unnerved, as was the case with bailed-out Greece, Portugal and Ireland.
