The phrase "a far higher risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of risk associated with different situations or choices, emphasizing that one is significantly greater than another.
Example: "Investing in volatile markets presents a far higher risk than sticking to government bonds."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater risk" or "a much higher risk".
Dr Booker takes the stand and says they may, but a live birth carries a far higher risk.
But the industry has dedicated opponents who ascribe a far higher risk to a given dose of radiation, and say that the risk is not worth the effort.
Patients given the blood-clot preventer Plavix after a heart attack or after receiving a stent have a far higher risk of heart attack or death in the three months after they stop taking the drug, researchers said.
But when the issue was studied in the large Women's Health Initiative trial, older women on hormones turned out to have a far higher risk for heart attack and stroke.
What about parents who want odd, or dangerous, adaptations children with high red-blood-cell counts who could be super-athletes, say, but could also have a far higher risk of heart disease?Mr Green offers some guiding principles.
In an advisory it is expected to issue Thursday, the agency says that patients with a particular variation in an immune system gene should not be given the drug abacavir because they are at a far higher risk of a severe allergic reaction to the drug.
Williams, who has previously stated that Australians are at far higher risk of being hit by a car than being blown up by terrorists, said that he considers the government's recent actions against terrorism as "over the top," particularly in the country's "large military contribution to the US-led coalition".
Of note, approximately half of the workers with probable PTSD also had a probable comorbid psychiatric condition, and these workers were at far higher risk for social dysfunction and alcohol problems.
Dr. Ridker said, "From 25 to 30 million healthy, middle-aged Americans are at far higher risk than they and their doctors understand them to be, because we're not taking inflammatory factors into account".
A study of two dozen causes of death in the Netherlands found that in virtually every category, ranging from violent deaths like homicide and car accidents to certain forms of cancer, the unmarried were at far higher risk than the married.
Yet many areas of the South and Southwest — which are at far higher risk of Zika because they are home to the disease's primary mosquito vector — have so few dollars that they are relying largely on a mixture of public education and good luck.
