Sentence examples for risk of drunk from inspiring English sources

Thus, to increase their effectiveness, preventive measures aiming to reduce drunk driving should also address issues related to the general life situations of the drunk driving recidivists that contribute to an increased risk of drunk driving recidivism.

Hopefully you're doing Dry January too, which, combined with Veganuary, now means you have no friends at all, meaning no peer pressure and very little risk of drunk cheese toasties.

For example, if you live in a county that has a big problems with drunk driving, observe how the issue affects the community and what role the sheriff can play to reduce the risk of drunk-driving-related fatalities.

But Carter said that, while he supported pilot projects to assess the viability of such schemes, the risk of a drunk patient dying as a result of having the head injury they had suffered in a fall being misdiagnosed and need to give them proper diagnostic tests meant that the scope for diverting drunks may well prove to be limited.

Only Latvian girls from low affluent families had a significant lower lifetime risk of being drunk 2 3 times or more.

A lower risk of being drunk 2 3 times in life was also found for girls from Poland but in this case the effect was observed in the lowest occupational status category.

These predictors included certain geodemographic characteristics (male sex, southern residents), health-risk behaviours (smoking and history of drunk driving) and adverse health diagnoses (depression).

Cancer experts say that for every additional 10g per day of alcohol drunk, the risk of breast cancer increases by approximately 7-12%.

The data show just how dangerous it is to drive while drunk: The risk of crashing while driving with a blood-alcohol concentration of.05 or above is about seven times higher than the risk of crashing while sober.

It began by pointing out that women and men are biologically different and, therefore, women run a higher risk of getting alcohol poisoning, getting drunk at a quicker rate, and developing "alcohol-related organ damage at lower levels of alcohol" than men.

Fielding, an expert witness for Zatuliveter, said: "It runs the risk of appearing like a bunch of drunks walking down the road.