Sentence examples for * higher danger from inspiring English sources

For much of last month, the British government was advising against all travel to Madagascar, giving it a higher "danger rating" than Congo, Iraq or Afghanistan.

When the temperature humidity index is 94 or higher (Danger Zone), this should be further minimized to approximately one quarter of each hour spent doing heavy work in the extreme heat.

When patients receive tests that aren't needed, there is a reasonable chance that doctors are using the results to make choices about treatment; by definition, these choices have a higher danger of being flawed.

And higher danger, not only to the patient but to our health care costs.

Most realise the nurse is asymptomatic - one woman told me there is a far higher danger of being hit by a moose while driving through the country roads.

Some can be in the form of more stable government or municipal bonds, while others can be corporate bonds that may have a slightly higher danger of default.

However, the main obstacle to this potentially efficient interfirm specialization is the high danger of moral hazard.

"That's when the problems are really at their highest danger," she said.

Opportunities in the high-danger areas are much closer.

The recommendations were based on a simple, albeit not exactly intuitive, idea: the more sides a sign has, the higher the danger level it invokes.

"If we don't see any more rain, we could see hills start to change color in another month or so," bringing higher fire danger in a couple more months, Los Angeles County Fire Inspector Kurt Schaeffer said.