Sentence examples for less unsafe from inspiring English sources

The white community, the conventional wisdom goes, is more accepting of its sexual minorities, leading to fewer double lives, less shame and less unsafe sex.

Occidental is no more or less unsafe than the vast majority of residential colleges and universities around the country.

In reality, the USC area is not necessarily more or less unsafe than other parts of Los Angeles -- and the shooting last week is more of an anomaly than a common occurrence.

CHWs delivered a personalized HIV risk-reduction intervention that was successful in reducing reported risky behaviors (for example, improved condom use resulting in fewer unprotected sex acts and less unsafe sex) in a cohort of PLHIV who knew their HIV status but were not accessing HIV treatment or care services.

In turn, they allude to cloud processing being less private and unsafe.

The same arbitrary approach has been embraced by agri-food regulators almost everywhere in the world: they have created a warped frame inside which they struggle to pigeon-hole the results of certain processes ("GMOs!") even before asking the question – the only rational one – whether this or that product, individually considered, is more or less safe or unsafe.

Any less than 75ft is unsafe, they warn.

Companies must show that putting three medicines into one pill or package does not make them unsafe or less effective, the government said.

You might argue that these are public health measures, and in a perverse way they are — they're making an unsafe product less so — but why do we need them in the first place?

Whereas COPD action plans are currently part of usual care, they are less suitable and potentially unsafe for use in the presence of comorbidities.

Egress also makes an operator less capable of avoiding unsafe ground conditions as indicated by the significant number of step on/in injuries occurring on the ground during egress.