This potentially reduced her already limited autonomy (eg, through economic disempowerment, social stigma, self-esteem issues), increasing potential risks of experiencing coercive control and violence.
Drivers in the city where the car is king face longer rush hour commutes, more lost time, more wasted fuel and increased potential risk of accidents, than do their counterparts in any other municipality in the country.
As the Internet expanded in its reach across national boundaries and as the number of users increased, potential risk to the network grew exponentially.
In clinical situations, it is common to administer catecholamines to maintain adequate perfusion for viable organs for transplantation in management of the heart beating brain dead donor, so the present data may reconfirm that catecholamines may significantly increase potential risk for the genesis of arrhythmias after brain death.
Coincidentally, inadequate personal hygiene practices could increase potential risks for gastrointestinal disorders, and skin and eye infections or allergies.
In 2007 Moody's, a credit-rating agency, published a controversial report which concluded that the expansion of shareholder power at American companies was increasing potential credit risk, to the detriment of bondholders and long-term shareholders.
Much of the problem can be attributed to the fact that there is no consistency between payment platforms – users typically have to reenter their credit card information for every app, which is both a hassle and also increases potential security risks.
A design that has been tailored to low-cost country sourcing offers the possibility of increasing potentials while reducing risks and costs at the same time.
As long distance travel expands, increasing numbers of travelers are potentially exposed to dengue viruses and more often exposed sequentially to multiple serotypes of dengue virus, increasing their potential risk for dengue hemorrhagic fever or dengue shock syndrome.
Kenneth Donohue, inspector general for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the parent agency of the F.H.A., said the higher loan limits were increasing the potential risk to the F.H.A.
