Sentence examples for exceptionally high risk from inspiring English sources
Exceptionally high risk premia have been observed in government bond prices in several countries.
But New York City is at an exceptionally high risk for a C.B.R.N. attack, and that has caused the city to revise the traditional approach.
A remarkable 5.1percentt of these had deep subprime scores between 500 and 599, indicating exceptionally high risk of future default.
Many CTE studies were essentially case reports, but they indicated that certain professional athletes, such as "enforcers" (fighters) in ice hockey, may have an exceptionally high risk of CTE.
There are, indeed, individuals whose genetics indicate exceptionally high risk of disease, yet they never show any signs of the disorder.
This insurance deal would be the equivalent of the protection taxpayers yesterday gave to Royal Bank of Scotland - though on terms that may look worse for Lloyds, since HBOS's portfolio of loans to companies is viewed by the government as exceptionally high risk.
We noted exceptionally high risks for HIV infection associated with HSV-2 infection among women and men, but this may reflect reverse causality, as HIV may facilitate diagnosis of HSV-2 by aggravating its clinical symptoms [4].
13 15 Infants born in southern Africa during the late 1990s were exposed to exceptionally high risks of acquiring HIV infection, with no effective prevention interventions in place and national antenatal surveys of pregnant women showing an HIV prevalence of 30% or higher in several countries, including Zimbabwe.
Baton guns were "an exceptionally high-risk strategy" and could have provoked confrontation or injured, if not killed, Saunders, requiring officers to access the house to render first aid.
Or perhaps they thought that if the suspect was "regarded by the UK government as an exceptionally high-risk terrorist", the appeal judges would roll over and find some way of getting round the law.
There is great geographic variation in the occurrence of this tumor in China, including exceptionally high-risk areas such as Shanxi Province in north central China where some of the highest esophageal cancer rates in the world occur.
