Sentence examples for rate of dangerous from inspiring English sources

Officials also said that of the 493,000 people who had been vaccinated, the rate of dangerous side effects was lower than predicted.

If the goal is to cut down on the rate of dangerous head impacts, hockey has a big advantage over football.

Stephanopoulos did not, for instance, ask about the fact that many women in Texas now must travel hundreds of miles to access an abortion -- a phenomenon that has driven up the rates of dangerous self-induced abortions.

The stress of the accident kicked off an episode of recurrent atrial fibrillation, sending her heart rate to dangerous speeds.

Dyer describes the serious effect of the HIV epidemic on TB and warns of the alarming rates of more dangerous forms of drug-resistant TB.

"For decades, the city has managed to pay less than a market rate of pay for dangerous emergency service jobs because of the promise of stability and a fair pension," Mr. Lynch said in a statement on Wednesday.

The maximum amplification factor is deemed as the growth rate of the most dangerous waves which can trigger flooding after that the countercurrent flow in an inclined tube becomes unstable.

For the three years prior, we boasted a consistent 90percentt win rate of beating back dangerous gun lobby bills in statehouses and passed dozens of strong gun laws at the state level.

At any rate it sounds kind of dangerous and ominous, right?

It may turn out that yoga, despite a low rate of injury, is unusually dangerous.

Instead the virus, which has a mortality rate of 50%, found a dangerous, common ground in urban centres from Liberia's coastal capital of Monrovia to Freetown in Sierra Leone.