Sentence examples for risk climbs from inspiring English sources

Even one glass of wine a day can increase your risk slightly, and the risk climbs with each additional drink.

The drug appears to double the risk of infection (because it erases inhibitions but also, it seems, because of physiological changes that make the virus easier to transmit), and the risk climbs the more one uses it.

At 0.10, the crash risk climbs to five times higher.

The effects were cumulative; with each 10-gram increase in alcohol consumption per day, the risk climbed 10 percent.

The yield — a measure of the government's borrowing costs and of investors' perception of risk — climbed 0.26 of a percentage point Monday to just over 6 percent.

But our shuttle driver had decided that rather than risk climbing further into the mountain blizzard without chains, it was wise to flag down a passing vehicle and charm them into giving us a lift, which this stranger did willingly, ushering our bags and us into the dog's place with a delighted smile.

He has previously spoken about an addiction to high-risk climbing, calling it his "enslavement".

Nepal's Sherpa community, who have long laboured as guides and porters on mountaineering expeditions, hope the project will promote the region and raise funds to improve access to education, offering future generations a way out of the high-risk climbing industry.

Alan Hinkes, the only Briton to have climbed all 14 mountains that are more than 8,000m high, said the icefall was probably the most dangerous part of climbing Everest but that the possibility of accidents was part of the risk of climbing any mountain.

The element of risk in climbing grabs people.

Objectives To determine whether previous Himalayan experience is associated with a decreased risk of climbing death, and whether mountaineers participating in commercial expeditions differ in their risk of death relative to those participating in traditional climbs.