Sentence examples for risk of lives from inspiring English sources

Low-energy ion irradiation of DNA is of great interest in fundamental studies on mechanisms involved in low-energy ion beam induced mutation, plasma sterilization and ionizing radiation risk of lives.

Congressman James Oberstar is expected to call a safety hearing, telling CNN "The result of inspection failures, and enforcement failure, has meant that aircraft have flown unsafe, unairworthy, and at the risk of lives".

Individuals could eliminate the risk of living too long.

Then there is the risk of living in Florida, with its seasonal hurricanes.

Men, he says, are the greatest risk of living out their retirement cut off from their neighbours.

If insurance rates reflect the risk of living in certain areas, he went on, the cost of insurance may decide "who gets to" live in coastal areas.

But in the UK today, rejecting the offer of a university place means a greatly increased risk of living in poverty.

There's no shortage of great recordings out there, but if the excitement and risk of live performance appeals, this is a must.

The briefing paper points out that families with three or four children are already at greater risk of living in poverty than smaller families.

He has spoken of his dislike for studio recordings, preferring what he sees as the spontaneity and risk of live performances.

Without it, they say, fewer people would be willing to take the risk of living in flood zones, particularly near the ocean.