Sentence examples for risk closer from inspiring English sources
'Not acting moves the risk closer,' he explained, because every year of not acting adds another year of debt accumulation.
"Hearing about a suicide moves those teen-agers at risk closer to doing it themselves," said David Shaffer, a professor of child psychiatry at Columbia University and the head of the Suicide Research Unit at the New York State Psychiatric Institute.
This intervention is used by developing countries such as Sierra Leone, Cuba, Malawi, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea and Zimbabwe to bridge the geographical gap by bringing women at risk closer to emergency care (Herschderfer et al. 2012; Lee et al. 2009).
The national study [ 3] that analyzed Medicare hospital admissions in 204 urban counties between 1999 and 2002 also found the strongest association with heart failure, with a 1.28% increase in risk per 10 ug/m3 PM2.5 nationwide, and a risk closer to 2% in the Northeast.
By "winding down the portcullis" on the past, we risk closing our minds.
"With tensions between the Israelis and the Palestinians mounting, we are keeping our risk close to home".
If UK foreign policy and development initiatives in the region are to be successful, we cannot risk closing, for example, our small office in Burundi.
"Do we not risk closing ourselves off in a defensive logic of the past while the world is drastically shifting?" she asked.
"If you look for an ideal, then I think you may risk closing the sport off to the evolution, which is a cornerstone of all sport".
Animal research centers have to register with the federal government, keep track of subject numbers, have unannounced spot inspections and address problems speedily or risk closing, none of which is true in human research, Mr. Caplan said.
De Botton's verdict: "Travellers in search of a specific report on room-travel risk closing Journey Around My Bedroom feeling a little betrayed". One might say the same about The Art of Travel.
