Sentence examples for certainly high risk from inspiring English sources

Robert Beck Santa Cruz, Calif., Dec.2, 2009 • To the Editor: Re "The Afghanistan Speech" (editorial, Dec. 2): President Obama's newly unveiled Afghanistan escalation is certainly "high risk".

It was certainly high risk.

The detail, however, raises many difficult questions, leading others to doubt the project as little more than a pipe dream, or at best an organizing theme to a lot of potentially bad, and certainly high-risk investments.

Boards of directors at Lehman Brothers (the largest), Washington Mutual (second largest), WorldCom (third) and GM (fourth) all had opportunities to challenge what could have been deemed corrupt and certainly high-risk practices at each of these companies, ranging from excessive bets on subprime mortgages to continually misreading market trends.

Certainly, high-risk patients should be encouraged to start with short periods of low-intensity exercise and increase the intensity and duration slowly.

Certainly, high-risk patients should be encouraged to start with short periods of low-intensity exercise and to increase the intensity and duration slowly.

Certainly parents at high risk of giving birth to premature babies, or to babies with severe congenital defects, should receive such counseling, including from neonatologists and other specialists.

We conclude that QoL post cardiac surgery is overestimated, certainly for older, high risk patients and patients with a low preoperative QoL.

"Certainly some youth are high risk and there the appropriate response is treating them and monitoring them to see if their behaviour changes," she said.

In our practice, we usually use a 145-cm cut-off value for diagnosis of short stature, labeled as high risk, certainly different from that in the western since our mothers have a relatively small size, nevertheless this routine practice has never been evaluated for appropriateness.

The risk of underdosing is certainly higher than the risk of possible toxicity in ICU patients.