"It is crucial that they understand the scope of the danger that the current size of subsidies impose on Egypt's economy, and they must also feel that its rationing is done in a way that guarantees social justice".
"I think Varmus does not understand the full scope of the danger, which comes from the confluence of incredibly powerful computational tools (i.e., 1,000,000-fold faster computers within the next 30 years), and the Internet.
Understanding the scope of the danger, Neel, Chagnon, and the others raced to try to contain the epidemic and get ahead of it with the vaccines.
Thus, until a greater number of exposed pregnancies are reported, it is uncertain what the real rate and scope of any danger is.
"The sense of scope, the sense of danger, and just the sheer popcorn commercial appeal of the creatures that he was presenting to us were a sight to behold," he told me.
The scope of insurance options available gives a clue as to the wide range of dangers that warehouses are susceptible to.
A celebration not only of the scope of sacrifice and danger but a depiction of the forlorn beauty of the physical and geographical borders that soldiers, brought by boats and planes, wished to penetrate.
These include the extent to which UK personnel knew, reported or challenged the use of unacceptable techniques, or moderated their involvement in the light of what they knew, or sufficiently understood the scope and danger of what was alleged.
The scope or danger of 'internal and external enemies' that the ruling class confronted and their subjective sense of crisis resulted in the intensity of South Korea's anticommunism.
Tajik society, with its strong traditional values, is only slowly awakening to the dangers and scope of the disease.
CHINA has been alarmingly slow in coming to terms with the potential scope of the Year 2000 problem: the danger that some computers and computer software may fail because of an inability to realise that a year which ends with the digits "00" may come after one ending in "99".
