Sentence examples for moderate threat from inspiring English sources

This included three "highly advantageous", three "moderately advantageous", one "neutral", and three "potential moderate threat" classification scores (Fig.  1).> HIV/AIDS initiatives were considered to be "highly advantageous" under the diplomatic assessment classifications of "visibility", "adaptability", and "partnerships".

Response options to sub-classification questions were divided into six categories: "highly advantageous", "moderately advantageous", "neutral, not relevant, or not considered", "not applicable", "potential moderate threat", and "potential significant threat", in accordance with level of alignment with associated diplomatic goals and principles (Table  1).

These leachates pose a moderate threat to receiving ecosystems and human health.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention puts it on its "B" list, meaning it is relatively easy to disseminate and is deemed a moderate threat.

According to a Harris poll taken just before Duncan's diagnosis, forty per cent of Americans believed that Ebola represented a major or a moderate threat to public health in the United States.

Though the virus has infected only two people here, a recent poll found that forty per cent of Americans see Ebola as a "major or moderate threat" to public health, as Michael Specter points out in this week's Comment.

Despite their size, more than 30 of the 47 largest rivers showed at least moderate threats to water security, due to a range of human impacts such as pollution and irrigation.

Mr. Dewhurst has dined for months on the conventional wisdom that his money, his reputation and tenure in the party, and his experience running statewide elections, would easily carry him to victory — despite a field of nine Republicans in the primary, at least two of whom pose moderate threats to the guy in front.

There are many flaws that exist across all supported versions of Windows, but they are easily exploitable on Windows XP, and only moderate threats on later versions of Windows.

The slow-learning cells take longer to learn about mild or moderate threats.

Potential moderate threats to diplomatic considerations, interests and outcomes at both recipient and donor levels related to "neutrality", "interdependence", and "training".