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Experts in mobile security agree that mobile hackers are not yet much of a threat.

Shaw isn't yet much of a draftsman, but he's a hell of an artist, constructing vivid, uncanny compositions with a spectacular sense of color and space.

Silverjet, MAXjet, Eos Airlines and L'Avion, all recent entrants to the transatlantic market, have filled their planes with business-class seats, which they offer at lower prices than established rivals do.For bigger carriers, the new entrants are not yet much of a threat.

Yet much of a CEO's role is symbolic — and Stumpf played the role to a T. Silver-haired and polished to a high gloss, he looked the very model of a modern major banker.

Because there was not yet much of a formally reserved "political forest" in Kalimantan, the main "problem" with swidden from a state point of view was its potential interference with commercial agriculture.

Beyoncé is not yet much of an actress, but she does not embarrass herself the way Mariah Carey did in Glitter or the way Madonna does in everything.

Although progress has been made to encourage women to get into producing there isn't yet much of an equivalent for becoming a label owner.

There is often more earthy warmth in his melodic writing, a kind of undamaged folkish innocence, and yet much of the later music exudes a wide-open strangeness that suggests a man in a suit wandering in a desert.

Yet much of the public perceives a growing gap between official rhetoric and practice, a fact underscored by recent protests at international meetings.

Yet much of this trip is a dispiriting slog through squalid bus stations and urban slums, enlivened by Theroux's vivid evocations of misery as well as by his moral outrage.

Yet much of the dancing exists at a higher density and complexity than in other stagings.