Sentence examples for concomitant danger from inspiring English sources
The concomitant danger is that the "war on terrorism" becomes a crudely unfocussed war of civilizations, a war between Islam and the West, a crusade mirroring a jihad.
Christmas draws our thoughts to the passing of time, and to the concomitant dangers of embitterment, of deterioration as a person.
Why should we drill there with all the concomitant risk?
However, a concomitant and latent danger of genetic pollution is realized by a few persons.
Therefore, it is little surprise that the danger of concomitant consumption of alcohol with opioid like pain medication has become a safety concern and attracted attention from regulatory agencies.
Clinicians must also accept the fact that they should update their knowledge on such kind of practice and must be provided with adequate herb-drug interactions related training so that they can effectively counsel their patients of any danger related to the concomitant use of both.
4, 5 Because of the decreased physical capacity, concomitant systemic diseases, and increased vulnerability to environmental dangers, even low-energy trauma can cause unstable femoral trochanteric fractures in this age group.
This divide has given us both Barack Obama's unlikely ascension to leadership of the Democratic Party and the concomitant (and not wholly irrational) fear that his life is in danger.
Patients were excluded if they presented general danger signs with severe or complicated malaria, had any acute or chronic concomitant illness, or had already been treated with PQ within the past 30 days.
- and a concomitant openness about sex.
