The man barbecuing will be either very tense and neurotic to reinforce the message that this is a difficult, manly job requiring undivided attention, or relaxed and cool so as to make clear that the fire is so subjugated that it poses no threat to the women and children present.
High carbon content discovered in the pressure vessel steel, weakening it beyond regulatory acceptability, is a problem so potent that it poses an existential threat to the project, and potentially to the industry itself.
The amount of data, two terabytes, is so great that it poses problems for the Internet; you can download it for free if you like, but the organizers of the project would rather mail it to you on a hard drive.
The tree was injured years ago by overgrowing a metal grate, Mr. Radoff says, but in his opinion the decayed part is so small that it poses no threat to the rest of the tree, and is surrounded by healthy wood.
Although Mr. Peek was a former top Merrill Lynch executive, he didn't lead CIT into bundling mortgages into toxic derivatives, he didn't get into credit-default swaps, he didn't create a trading desk that swung for the fences and he didn't build a company that was so big that it posed systemic risk.
Ganymede's magnetic field is several times larger, and Jupiter's is the strongest in the Solar System (so strong in fact that it poses a serious health risk to future manned missions to its moons).
Following a recent WEF report, many perceive AI as a threat to our jobs, while others even go so far to assert that it poses a real threat to humanity itself.
And 56% of those questioned believe the federal government is so large and powerful that it poses an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary Americans.
He also makes clear that any such reporting will remain confidential and the purpose will be to "assess whether the fund or fund family is so large or highly leveraged that it poses a threat to financial stability".
