Sentence examples for risk lighting from inspiring English sources

The fuse to war may be long, but no one should risk lighting it.

All the while risking lighting himself on fire (risk liability).

If a carer was struggling with physical care, and there was a perceived risk to the carer or care of the patient, the decision may be to tick the red 'high' risk light indicating the need for immediate action.

For example, question 3 is " Do you need any help to provide any of the physical or general daily care your [ person] requires?" Where a carer has no current need a shared decision may be to tick the green 'low' risk light on this occasion.

"Serious emergencies will be attended, but smaller incidents won't so we are calling on the public not to put themselves at risk by lighting fireworks and bonfires".

Never take unnecessary risks while lighting fireworks – don't show off.

Second, current models do not consider the interplay of individual exposure including type of activity (eg, walking, undertaking transfers) and environmental risks (eg, lighting, floor conditions) in which activity is performed.

Always consider the risks before lighting one cigarette, even be concerned about those around you, passive smoking is not a matter of joke.

To score the risk level severity, we suggest that high risks (dark colour) are given a score of three, medium risks (light colour) a score of two and low risks (no colour) a score of one.

High-risk (dark grey) and low-risk (light grey) genotypic combinations were determined based on the threshold value, which was 1.0 (211/211) for the present data.

"Drivers cannot afford the risk of not lighting the road ahead if it might result in killing or injuring pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable people," he added.