Sentence examples for higher risk over from inspiring English sources

People who develop the disease, primarily children and young adults, do not produce insulin and are at higher risk over the years for heart and kidney disease and stroke, among other problems.

"Anything can happen anywhere, but there's still a higher risk over in Iraq," said Mia, whose family has no computer at home and is anxious to be able to have more frequent contact with her father.

But private bankers are warning investors not to forget equities as part of their longer-term planning, as these have generally given a better return for the inherently higher risk over the long run.

Furthermore, children with multiple trauma evaluations would be at even higher risk over time.

Herein, we show that in obese youth, the combined effect of five common variants in or near genes involved in the pathway of insulin release is associated with a reduced insulin secretion, a higher odds of demonstrating IGT, and a higher risk over time to develop IGT and T2D.

That's why I think there is a strong case to look at the way in which you can hive off or insulate very high-risk, over-leverage banking activities from low-risk, high street retail banking".

As hundreds of thousands of students across the UK prepare for their first week of lectures and seminars, university leaders, juggling the threat of Brexit, punishing new government appraisals and increased competition both inside and outside the sector, say they are facing a severe period of uncertainty and higher risks over the next 12 months.

Although PPV was very low, it rose to over 10% for predicted risks over 5% and reached 20 30% for higher risks (over 20%).

Banks have known this for years; casino capitalism has rewarded high risk over responsibility, with catastrophic consequences.

According to an estimate from the Children's Commissioner for England three years ago, 2,409 children were identified as victims of exploitation by gangs over a 14-month period from 2010-11, while at least 16,500 were said to be at high risk over the course of a year.

On investigation of male patients at high risk (over 50 years) presenting with symptoms of painless haematuria, between 20 and 25% are found to have bladder cancer.