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Companies that invest wisely in improving labour conditions can also reduce the considerable threat of negative publicity.

Coach John Kear will have alerted his charges to the considerable threat of giant winger Vainikolo, who scored 10 tries in those two massive defeats last year and was making his return from a knee complaint.

As explained by Barbara Natterson-Horowitz Natterson-Horowitz and Kathryn Bowersinuitheirhis treacherous bookof sea is known as the "triangle of death" for good reason – the considerable threat of great white sharks is increased by the conspicuous absence of kelp that otters normally use to hide.

These are questions of logistics, not presumptuous planning, given the considerable threat posed by Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal must first be overcome.

Even Tiémoué Bakayoko, much maligned over his first season in this country, seemed to revel in the rearguard action, with the hosts' counterattacks always carrying a considerable threat of their own.

A study regarding migration plans of Estonian physicians after the accession to the European Union (EU) in 2004, indicated a considerable "threat" of an outflow of medical doctors, mainly to Scandinavia.

Groundwater quality is under considerable threat of contamination especially in agriculture-dominated areas due to intense use of fertilizers and pesticides (Giambelluca et al. 1996; Soutter and Musy 1998; Lake et al. 2003; Thapinta and Hudak 2003; Chae et al. 2004).

The considerable threats grasslands face include urban encroachment, land and water mismanagement, oil and gas exploration, and the spread of invasive species.

Free-roaming feral cats are common in areas of concentrated human habitation, and can pose considerable threats of nuisance and damage to native ecosystems.

The inclusion of incident pregnancy data demonstrates the considerable ongoing threat of new HSV-2 infection in women who are pregnant or at risk of unintended pregnancy.

The Hindu reports that the United Nations Environment Programme warns of a "considerable threat" to the Mekong downstream of dams being built in China, but notes, "China says the course and flow of the Mekong have been unaffected by its projects".