The first was that offences did not have to be very serious to trigger an IPP: they included what Lloyd described as "run-of-the-mill" crimes such as burglary, robbery or arson.
Harlem, East Harlem and the South Bronx also have a heavy concentration of diesel bus and truck traffic, and the tiny particles in diesel exhaust are thought to be another serious asthma trigger.
When the viscous dissipation effect is neglected, the thermal performance of nanofluid is overrated as much as 60%, sufficiently serious to trigger an attention in the performance analysis.
Though fairly trivial on its own, it masked a second, more serious warning triggered by a sensor that registered a thruster failure.
Some commentators are dancing around a temporary gagging order to imply that it may be the most serious yet, triggering fresh speculation about how long he can last in office.
Elizabeth F. Shipley Narberth, Pa., June 22, 2010 To the Editor: Joe Nocera makes a compelling indictment of BP for maintaining a culture of operational shortcuts, even after very serious accidents triggered a pledge by the previous chief executive to build a culture of safety ("BP Ignored the Omens of Disaster," Talking Business column, June 19).
They also signal to manufacturers that there's no market for serious antivenoms, triggering production declines and pullouts.
When combined with other calming techniques (like white noise, swinging motion and sucking) snug wrapping may reduce other serious problems triggered by infant crying/parental exhaustion, such as shaken baby syndrome, postpartum depression, breastfeeding failure, car accidents and maternal obesity.
Potentially serious symptom triggering detailed assessment Patients are invited to attend the surgery for the detailed assessment but are given the option of the assessment being carried out at home.
Any social unrest has the potential to trigger serious and large-scale political protests.
"We need to develop a serious and reliable trigger that politicians are actually willing to abide by".
