Sentence examples for risk of needing from inspiring English sources

Further, the risk of needing a coronary bypass operation or angioplasty was 10percentt higher.

British retirees in Spain face the risk of needing visas and perhaps owing Spanish inheritance taxes.

I started aggressively saving and investing so that I could "self-insure" against the risk of needing to find another low-paying job.

H.M.O.'s are probably attracting patients who are at higher risk of needing care or higher utilizers of medical services, Mr. Smith said.

The private-sector firms will bear the risk of needing to get enough revenues from third parties to make the deals profitable.

Wednesday's data showed that bailed-out Greece, Cyprus and Ireland are still in recession, as are Spain and Italy, the two countries deemed most at risk of needing future assistance from their fellow member-states.

But Ms. Petrou said her analysis indicated that some loans owned by Freddie Mac put the company at risk of needing to raise significant amounts of capital very quickly if those mortgages were downgraded by rating agencies.

Women who gain excessive weight in pregnancy, say 50 or 60 pounds, also face increased risk of needing emergency Caesareans because their babies are more likely to be too large to fit through the birth canal.

Of 30 people hospitalized in this country, she continued, a high proportion are older children and younger adults, a big change from the age groups that generally have the highest risk of needing hospital care for flu: the elderly and the very young.

A longitudinal study of more than 38,000 people published in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that standing or walking for more than six hours a day at work was associated with a doubled or tripled risk of needing surgery for varicose veins.

Finally, there is the risk of needing long-term supports and services at a young age.