The Very Real Hazard of Compulsive Gambling - Everyone knows about the danger of alcoholism or the lure of drug addiction (getting physically addicted to prescribed or illegal drugs that offer a temporary sense of euphoria or pain relief).
Although amalgamation is still practiced extensively in gold recovery, the very real hazards of mercury poisoning of either the operators or the environment have limited its application and compelled the use of carefully designed equipment to ensure against contamination.
Given the very real hazards associated with coming out, especially for young people, there's something extra heartwarming about seeing parents show up to support their LGBTQ kids.
The ideals of freedom that underpin the American Revolution evolved in counterpoint to the practice of chattel slavery, an institution that made manifest to all Americans the very real hazards of being deprived of one's liberty.
Bicycling and Walking is generally consistent with the far more publicized Dangerous by Design, a report released only five days later by Smart Growth America's National Complete Streets Coalition and using statistical analysis to document the very real hazards faced by walkers in communities across America.
In addition, motorists were warned of very hazards driving conditions within 100 mile of the border.
Regionally, Kenya has a very high hazard risk, standing at 6.2 % on risk index against Somalia 8.8 %; Democratic Republic of Congo 7 %; Ethiopia and Uganda 6.4 %; Burundi 5.4 %; Tanzania 5.3 % and Rwanda 4.1 %.
Including a natural frequency (e.g., 1 in 4) in addition is likely to help to increase understanding of the expression among a broader audience and may reduce the tendency to interpret very low hazard as "no hazard".
However, in a sensitivity analysis excluding subjects with a follow-up time of less than two years, the impact of the UPMS score on newly diagnosed T2DM risk remained stable with very similar hazard ratios which renders this explanation as unlikely.
Towns range from very low hazard, very high adaptive capacity rating (1,5) for Petersham to very high hazard, very low adaptive capacity (5,1) for parts of Worcester City, a full spectrum of possible ratings.
