Sentence examples for chances of harm from inspiring English sources

Also, if a pregnant woman must be treated with radiation, the chances of harm to a developing fetus are considerable.

F.D.A. officials said in November that the chances of harm to patients were "extremely low," and the recall applied only to pharmacies, which were instructed to return the affected pills.

Dr. Belcher, who is president of Dayspring's board of directors, said such programs offered evidence-based interventions for the children of drug abusers that can help minimize the chances of harm from past exposure to cocaine or other drugs.

Dr Goldsworthy believes people are rarely attacked after stumbling across pot plantations, but concedes that the chances of harm are higher around illegal activities.

Dr. Goldsworthy believes people are rarely attacked after stumbling across pot plantations, but concedes that the chances of harm are higher around illegal activities.

Little chance of harm there.

A lower threshold for assessing harm to returning asylum seekers who have sought complementary protection, where the chance of harm is more than 50%.

Currently asylum seekers cannot be returned if there is a "real chance" of harm occurring, which can be lower than a 50% chance.

Deputy Chief Constable of West Mercia Police, Simon Chesterman, who represents the Association of Chief Police Officers on firearms issues, said that Tasers were "not risk free" but that the chance of harm was "very low" and normally the result of falling whilst incapacitated.

The ultimate weapon was the Predator drone, an unmanned spy plane fitted with a Hellfire missile that could be fired by remote control, eliminating any chance of harm befalling an American because there was nobody aboard.

Even when the proposal was modified to reduce the chance of harm, the advisory group of federal experts remained dubious.