And while long-period comets pose less than one per cent of the over-all threat, their sheer mass and force would make them almost invincible, even with years of warning.
Now upgrades pose less than 10% of sales.
8 It was relatively uncommon compared with abdominal distension or pain and posed less risk than either of those.
Generally, he said, the groups posed less of a problem than day camps where children often trampled on other people's towels.
Shot inside inoffensively carpeted rooms, underneath omniscient lights, or outdoors only God knows where the subjects of Joanna Grochowska's photographs are prone, posed less like living beings than the grotesque, plastic dolls of Hans Bellmer.
Shot inside inoffensively carpeted rooms, underneath omniscient lights, or outdoors only God knows where the subjects of Joanna Grochowska's photographs are prone, posed less like living beings than the grotesque, plastic dolls of Hans Bellmer.
Rick Santorum, the Republican presidential candidate and former Pennsylvania senator, once said that North Korea posed less of a security threat than Iran because Kim "doesn't want to die; he wants to watch N.B.A. basketball".
She told Ms. Meoli, the school district's lawyer, that she found it illogical to tie drug testing to extracurricular activities because testimony in the lower court indicated that students involved in activities posed less of a drug problem "than students who don't do anything after school".
The police said the weapons offered greater range and accuracy than shotguns and posed less risks of hitting bystanders.
All of which poses, less emphatically than in more bullishly enacted qualifications, the question of what happens next.
