Sentence examples for devastating risks from inspiring English sources

Being financially healthy, like being physically healthy, is about enjoying daily life, maintaining balance and protecting yourself against devastating risks.

However, modern medicine has become exceedingly complex, specialized, and interdisciplinary, offering hope for fantastic cures, but also inadvertently introducing potentially devastating risks.

Shanta's story is all too typical among women in rural India where soon-to-be mothers often face devastating risks during pregnancy like poor health, unsafe home births and inadequate access to quality healthcare.

And if we keep emitting this gas into the atmosphere, Earth will continue to heat up, imposing devastating risks on current and future generations.

"Our experience this year with cyclone Pam represented that the most devastating risks would be from the changing weather patterns," he said.

In the postpartum period, this should be followed by energetic attempts to prevent them progressing to frank obesity and related metabolic dysfunction, including the potentially devastating risks of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Many Congolese people desire progress, but a population that has suffered over 6 million deaths in the last decade knows well that change in Congo means devastating risk.

"There is no credible evidence that conversion therapy can change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity or expression, and it is abundantly clear that conversion therapy poses devastating health risks for LGBT young people," Sainz wrote in a letter to Psychology Today's chief executive and publisher.

Even in adulthood, to tell of one's abuse is to risk not being believed; it is to risk devastating rifts in the family.

Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) in neonates is devastating, and risk-factor identification is crucial.

Samantha Smith, leader of the WWF Global Climate & Energy Initiative: This report tells us that we have two clear choices: cut emissions now and invest in adaption - and have a world that has challenging and just barely manageable risks; or do nothing and face a world of devastating and unmanageable risks and impacts.