Sentence examples for hazard of not from inspiring English sources

As well as infertility, the other major health hazard of not having periods because of extreme thinness is loss of bone density (osteoporosis), which causes painful broken bones, more common after the menopause.

"Any moral hazard of seeming to reward the generals is far outweighed by the moral hazard of not doing more to lift tens of millions of people out of poverty and finding a new and more dynamic way of promoting development and democracy in Burma," he said.

"We selected 80 heads of household in each sub-district and gave them a one-day training regarding the benefits of using latrines, the hazards of not using a latrine, as well as how to construct them," says Hygiene and Sanitation Services expert Netsanet Berhanu.

This increase in relative risks of tobacco use with increase in age suggests that tobacco use in Madagascar is predominant among adults and necessitates public health education campaigns to inform adults about the health hazards of not only smoking but also SLTs use [ 1].

There was a 7 fold hazard ratio of not being vaccinated at the end of follow-up for Rietvlei compared to Paarl.

Compared with those without, progressively increasing Hazard Ratios of not achieving MDA were found in those with HS, CPs or HS + CPs at baseline.

And in an interview for this obituary in 1996, he said he had declined to speak out on abortion because he thought his job was to deal with factual health issues like the hazards of smoking, not to express opinions on moral issues.

But these are the occupational hazards of microbiology, not of biotechnology; these kinds of illnesses, both inside and outside laboratories, predate the modern biotechnology era by centuries.

The effect was not linear, and the overall effect of deprivation on the excess hazard of death was not statistically significant (Table 3).

Hazard of injury was not significantly different for employees having at least one female manager and those who did not have a female manager (p = 0.601).

And the biggest hazard of all is not mobile malware, but data leakage caused by employees losing their phones, or selling sensitive corporate information collected on their mobiles.