To Saudi Arabia, the rise of the Islamic Republic posed a double threat: Its leaders were unabashedly Shiite and staunchly anti-American, opposing a close ally of the monarchies on the Arabian Peninsula.
Hence the coexistence of these two conditions, there is a double threat for development of foot lesions which impair the patient's quality of life, increase health care costs, and, for patients who require surgical interventions, there is a higher mortality compared with patients without renal disease [ 3].
Izrael realized that by being both Jewish and deaf, he faced a double threat of being exported to the gas chambers in Poland.
Like the Brasserie, Brasserie 8 1/2 offers a daily special, starting Monday with seared diver scallops with fava bean puree and chanterelles and finishing up on Saturday with a double threat: roasted rack of lamb and a cassoulet of summer beans.
As Kyra Philips said on CNN, "Now, on this ninety-fifth day of the disaster, the storm presents a double threat.
Labour communities would face a double threat: the return of recession, led by a Tory government with an emboldened right wing," they say.
Labour communities would face a double threat: the return of recession, led by a Tory government with an emboldened right wing.
(I've recently been learning Urdu, so I guess that makes me a double threat). The ridiculousness of this logic ceases to amaze me.
"We're under a double threat now," Bernard Squarcini, chief of France's domestic and police intelligence service, said in an interview.
The militias pose a double threat to the future of Iraq: they exist both as marauding gangs, as the violence on Wednesday showed, and as sanctioned members of the Iraqi Army and the police.
