The most alarming problem for many ordinary Japanese businesses has been a credit squeeze.
It is not surprising or not even particularly controversial that public health discourses concerning inactivity, fitness and body weight affect the content of school subjects concerned with issues of health, especially when these health problems are often highlighted as the most alarming health problems for society's citizens (Gard and Wright 2005).
In the early 1930s, fluorosis was reported only in four states of India, in 1986 it was 13, in 1992 it was 15, in 2002 it was 17, and now it is 20, indicating that endemic fluorosis has emerged as one of the most alarming public health problems of the country (Ayoob and Gupta 2006).
In early (1986), fluorosis was reported only in 13 states of India, in 1992 it was 15, in 2002 it was 17 and now it is more than 19, indicating that endemic fluorosis has emerged as one of the most alarming public health problems in the country.
"The Avandia case may be the most alarming example of the problem with this setup".
The problem is most alarming in urban areas, especially in the fast expanding cities of the developing world, where unprecedented wetland destruction is leading to recurring environmental disasters.
The most alarming thing seems to be the growing problems of intra-religious dialogue.
The contagion caused by spiralling borrowing costs leaping from one country to the next was one of the most alarming features of the crisis and it explained how problems in tiny Greece could threaten the single currency as a whole.
What is most alarming is that today's trends are all reinforcing these problems.
Moreover, Pakistan, nuclear-armed and deeply unstable, is not a threat only to India; it is now the world's problem, the epicenter of many of today's most alarming security risks.
