Liberalisation risks breeding instability.
Rather than catch gamblers in a spiderweb of slot machines, a situation that risked breeding anxiety, casinos should seduce them with a sense of magnificence.
Muth said the rebuilt levees ($14.5bn has been spent on upgrades to the flood defence system since Katrina) plus a recent influx of new residents who were not in the city during the 2005 storm risked breeding a sense of complacency that is dangerous given the worsening effects of climate change on the region.
That approach, though rooted in facts, risked breeding a sense of complacency and appeared insensitive to the American populace's fear, some of his advisers worried.
But he said that E.U. leaders risked breeding a generation of young people with anger toward Brussels if they keep pushing austerity with no hope for the future.
There is a risk that breeding to eliminate specific genetic defects, without clear understanding of the inter-relationships between risk factors and disease expression could do more harm than good [ 6].
Still, it's hard to dispute her general point — that a state engaged in predatory corruption is gambling with its own political legitimacy and runs the risk of breeding insurrection.
Often, once strains are no longer under active investigation, they are reduced to only a few breeding pairs, placing them at risk from breeding problems, genetic drift, and genetic contamination.
To minimize the risk ofTSE, breeding programmes of sheep to select resistant genotypes will be implemented in the near future in all EU countries [ 6].
An early/fast laboratory diagnosis for CAEV infection can be very useful for effective prophylactic action, and PCR is a useful tool for decreasing the risk of breeding AGID-false-negative animals [ 19].
