Sentence examples for increased danger of developing from inspiring English sources

Those who report feeling work pressures to an excessive degree are at some increased danger of developing ischaemic heart disease, according to new research in the medical journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine.

It's still tense but there is more movement and with it increased danger of accidents.

Thus, BS/JS that is systematically too low at least does not entail an increased danger of mistakenly inferring monophyly.

Many people are at increased risk of developing drug addiction.

Such mutants are of great interest in overcoming the increasing danger of antibiotic resistance.

For the company, every few days brings more news of increased danger or renewed hope.

However, increased testing also increases the chance of false error reports, and in our experience this brings with it a danger of developing complacency on the part of the tester ('I've seen that fail before, I won't worry about that').

The IPA also said that homosexuals and bisexuals were in danger of developing a psychiatric disorder unless they "maintain their mental health by guarding their behaviour, habit, healthy lifestyle, and increasing their ability to adapt to their social environment".

Is the passenger in danger of developing deep-vein thrombosis?

Who are the people most in danger of developing melanoma?

Be aware of the danger of developing a dependence on medication or alcohol.