This is both encouraged by, and contributing to, the weaker dollar, which now poses a risk to American share prices.But where to invest?
Generations of poverty and a system of substandard education that keeps people in it have created fertile ground for Islamic militancy, which now poses a serious threat to the stability of the country.
But attacks from Democrats and Republicans over his career in the leveraged buyout business and his reluctance to release his tax returns have underscored another central fact about Mr. Romney: The wealth that has helped underwrite his career in politics remains shrouded in considerable secrecy, which now poses a major political risk on the campaign trail.
And when the Europeans arrived, they brought other animals, which now pose the greatest threat.
The question which we now pose is the role of the boundary conditions (1.3), more precisely, are these boundary conditions necessary and sufficient for the solution of (1.6) to be unique and at least continuously differentiable, ?
However, the reviewer raises a very compelling and challenging question, which we now pose as an open problem for future research at the end of our Conclusion section.
Furthermore, the debate failed to highlight issues which are now posing to be significant barriers to the use of the legislation, namely drug production costs, procurement practices and pressure faced by developing countries in using similar patent law flexibilities.
And other statistics paint a darker picture, points out Nomura, a bank, which believes that property now poses a systemic risk to China's economy.Nomura (among others) calculates an alternative property-price index by dividing the official figures for the value of housing sold nationwide (599 billion yuan, or $96 billion, in the first two months of 2014) by the floorspace sold (94m square metres).
Or to the World Health Organization, which warns that the crisis now poses a regional threat.
Non-native invasive species including the rosemary beetle, which originates from southern Europe and damages rosemary and lavender plants, and New Guinea flatworm, which has arrived in Europe and now poses a threat to Britain's snail population, have all spread on the back of the international plant trade.
They say the alliance, which extends from North Africa to Southeast Asia, now poses the most serious terrorist threat to the United States.
