People tend to think of the principal road problem as a snow drift, says Andrew Howard, head of road safety at the AA, when a more dangerous problem is often "long traffic jams with people trapped overnight".
Its regime, dominated by the minority Alawite sect that is an offshoot of Shia Islam, faces growing unrest, and is wary of provoking a religious backlash from its majority Sunni population.While the show of Saudi willpower appears to have secured an uncomfortable calm in Bahrain, the potentially much more dangerous problem of Yemen festers (see article).
The latest attacks have drawn attention to a larger and more dangerous problem: a feeble criminal justice system that offers no protection for witnesses and has a paucity of police officers, and in which suspects of terrorism and other crimes are regularly killed in skirmishes with law enforcement authorities, rather than tried in courts of law.
For me, as a reader, the more dangerous problem with unsuccessful stories is usually much less complex: I am bored.
If the pro-war echo-chamber genuinely believes their own spin that Obama betrayed other less pressing issues in order to secure a nuclear deal, then that reveals an even more dangerous problem: Their complete inability to see the bigger picture and differentiate between larger and smaller threats, prioritize between primary and secondary objectives.
This example is important in another way too: it shows how much more dangerous the problem becomes when delusion is tied in with greed (the first of Buddhism's "three poisons").
Showing that the technique can accurately identify patients already suffering symptoms is a step toward showing that it can be used to catch the more dangerous cases before problems begin, said the study's lead author, Dr. Chun Yuan.
Already, doctors in places like Virginia, Missouri, Ohio and Pennsylvania have documented increases in asthma and other breathing problems, more dangerous insect-borne and infectious diseases, allergies that start earlier and last longer.
The consequences of enforcement were far worse and more dangerous that the perceived problem in the first place.
It is a gateway drug to other drugs, which are even more dangerous, and can lead to severe mental problems, liver problems, heart disease and more.
