Sentence examples for large risk for from inspiring English sources
Whether or not this is true remains to be seen, but it seems like an awfully large risk for Microsoft to take for something so mundane.
"Long-terms scars and ulcers that don't heal are at large risk for developing skin cancer," says Dr. Kroshinsky, who is also Director of Pediatric Dermatology and Inpatient Dermatology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.
For example, a rare risk allele (A+) conferring a large risk for ADHD might occur on chromosomes with the 10/3 haplotype.
The 10/3/A+ haplotype would therefore be a relatively rare subset of all chromosomes with the 10/3 haplotype and would be associated with a large risk for ADHD, whereas chromosomes with the alternative 10/3/A- haplotype would confer no risk for ADHD.
What was, for a time, seen as the patient irrationally accepting a large risk for what was perceived to be a small, unnecessary benefit, has grown to be a relatively accepted form of self-augmentation, which increases the general happiness of the patient, inherently a good thing.
These can increase flexibility but should only be done when working out is completed, as they present a large risk for injury to tight muscles.
Brokers should be bustling about in a frenzy of deal-making, as clients insure their large risks for another 12 months.
The projects often pose environmental challenges, need new infrastructure and take up acres of land, and they require enormous investments before generating revenue, posing large risks for developers.
LOS ANGELES — To close California's huge budget gap, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has a plan: get a Wall Street investment firm to lend the state $15 billion against future proceeds from its rather unsuccessful lottery program, with the lending firm taking large risks for a low-yield return.
Consequently, proper control animals are crucial for all experiments, and historic controls comprise large risks for misinterpretation of data.
No increased risk for structural defects has been documented in any of these studies, although sample sizes are only sufficient to rule out large risks for any specific major birth defect.
