Sentence examples for far lower risk from inspiring English sources

'Hyaluronic acid fillers' - such as hylaform and restylane - have been shown in clinical trials to have far lower risk of allergy than botox.

Collateralized mortgage obligation bonds were sold as having far lower risk of default than was really true for the subprime mortgages within them.

Moreover, the slight possibility of high blood pressure if too much Naloxone is used is a far lower risk than the certainty of death if none is administered.

Three years later, another study, published in BMJ, the British medical journal, found that women who drank cranberry juice every day for six months had a far lower risk of urinary tract infections than those in a control group.

In a reflection of the depth of concern about currency outflows caused by rising interest rates in the United States — meaning investors can obtain similar returns in emerging markets at far lower risk — the BRICS nations announced an intention to create a collective fund of $100 billion to defend their weakening local currencies.

Local partnerships are a far lower risk choice to enter a market, compared with expansion.

As for humans, we see from the logic of the Prisoner's Dilemma that although self-interest has its costs, it often carries far lower risks.

Much more can be learned (and I would argue has been learned) about our universe through unmanned programs at far lower costs and with far lower risks.

According to research by the Family Acceptance Project, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender kids who are accepted by their families have far lower risks of depression, substance abuse, and suicide, while parental rejection is predictive of all of these poor health and mental health outcomes.

Urban planners, emergency response coordinators, and insurers are "very concerned" by the finding, he notes, because their plans and rates are based on a far lower perceived risk of catastrophic storm damage.

Indeed, comparison of overall ICU populations between the UK and the USA, for example, suggests that far more lower risk patients are admitted to ICUs in the USA, with lower use of organ support, such as mechanical ventilation, and lower mortality rates [ 15- 19].