Sentence examples for frequent risks from inspiring English sources

In a less jaded era, its creators would have been the rightful heirs of Oscar Wilde or Lenny Bruce — taking frequent risks to fillet the culture's sacred cows.

This allows smallholders to utilize their traditional risk management schemes for smaller and more frequent risks.

To ensure both rapid and thorough contingency planning, more likely or frequent risks require more proximate resources while more impactful risks require more various resources.

You will find articles on managing fellowships and scholarships, establishing a budget (and sticking to it!), buying a set of wheels, the frequent risks and occasional benefits of credit cards, and so on.

The results of several recent large well designed population-based studies suggest that the lymphoma risk associated with azathioprine and 6-mercaptopurine therapy is likely to be of minimal clinical significance compared to the established and more frequent risks of myelosuppression and infection, and is far outweighed by the clinical benefit of immunomodulator therapy in IBD.

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are among the frequent risks encountered by travelers.

As expected, aspirin and NSAIDs were the most frequently prescribed risk factor medications, and peptic ulcer and gastritis/duodenitis/esophagitis were the most frequent risk factor diagnoses.

We managed to negotiate two-and-a-half hours of mountainous hairpin bends and the frequent risk of scattered bananas from trucks in front us to arrive at the breathtaking Villa Caletas, a hotel on a hill overlooking the sea, where we were greeted by a party of toucans.

The most frequent risk factors were: factors relating to the ground, and factors related to the initial peritonitis.

The most frequent risk factors were hypertension history or hypotension at admission (75%% respectively), age and sepsis (62.5 % respectively).

Antisocial behavior often involves frequent risk-taking, e.g. excessive substance use and criminality, which may lead to destructive consequences.