Sentence examples for have more risk from inspiring English sources

Ms. Neville felt it was safer, because a burglar would have more risk of exposure, and she appreciated not having anyone clomping above.

Studies suggest that many Hispanics may have more risk factors for developing dementia than other groups, and a significant number appear to be getting Alzheimer's earlier.

"Maybe we have more risk here than was previously understood, which in turn affects the capital that these insurance companies need to carry".

"If you take a doctor group and they cut people open for a living, they're going to have more risk than an accounting firm".

New Jersey exemplifies many of the reasons C-sections are on the rise: the state has a large population of older mothers, and those women tend to have more risk factors during pregnancy, which leads to more C-sections.

[Findings from the same survey, on secondhand smoke and mental health, are reported in Vital Signs on this page.] People who were poor, had little education, were unemployed or had unskilled jobs were more likely to have more risk factors, it found.

FEW show business ventures have more risks attached than the modern big band.

But some companies charged women who did not smoke more than men who did, even though smokers have more risks.

The study was part of the Women's Health Initiative of the National Institutes of Health, the same program that showed that hormone therapy after menopause might have more risks than benefits.

Steroids may have more risks than benefits if used at high doses.

BRAC considers this program, known as 'Four Wheels to Freedom,' as a first step to having safer roads in Bangladesh, as men tend to have more risk-prone driving behavior than women (NIH, 2009).