Sentence examples for risk for collision from inspiring English sources

"Intuitively, there's a greater risk for collision".

ADHD but not Depression portended increased risk for collision fault (OR = 2.1).

Operating tractors and other slow-moving farm equipment on public roadways places agricultural workers at risk for collisions (Gerberich et al. 1996) and injuries.

This choice was made to account for the coarse nature of RSSI values in current radio hardware (comprised in 0 and 256, with most values falling in the higher end of this range in our experiments), and minimise the risk for collisions even when most measured RSSI values fall in a small range.

Accordingly, one type of UHPFRC-strengthened columns was proposed in this study as an alternative to RC columns that may be at risk for vehicle collision incidents.

Their risk for a collision is immediately affected by the new debris.

The tech-savvy fashionista in the parody video not only becomes a danger to himself (WATCH OUT FOR THAT POLE!), he puts other pedestrians at risk for unpleasant collisions, too.

In another compromise, the union and the government have agreed that controllers will stop using the procedure on a handful of intersecting runways that the union believes have not yet been adequately analyzed for the risk of collision if one of the planes, as sometimes happens, fails to land but circles instead.

But have no fear, there is no risk of collision, at least for the next century or so (forecasting much beyond that is tricky).

This result is not surprising: older pedestrians are exposed to the risk of collision with a vehicle for longer periods because they need more time to walk the same length-at-risk (typically, crossing a road) (Avineri et al. 2012; Hoxie and Rubenstein 1994; Keall 1995; Oxley et al. 1997; Romero-Ortuno et al. 2010).

Ian Crowder at AA Insurance says higher premiums in some urban areas reflect the greater risk of collision, car crime, uninsured driving and "crash-for-cash" fraud.