Sentence examples for riskier methods of from inspiring English sources

The cited cases, reaffirmed in Casey, recognize that a state cannot subject women's health to significant risks both in that context, and also where state regulations force women to use riskier methods of abortion.

In my opinion, that's been one of the best things to come out of the conversation, because it pushes new ideas in an industry that has been slower to embrace riskier methods of aesthetics and implementation.

It has fewer employees, produces three-quarters the amount of bituminous coal, uses an arguably riskier method of mining — and, its operators say, emits 25 percent more methane a day.

The area has now become a hotbed of so-called "natural" wine, a riskier method of winemaking that favors later harvests, slow fermentations and selection of the best grapes while rejecting the addition of virtually all outside additions during winemaking.

The test works in a novel way, by isolating fetal DNA from the mother's bloodstream rather than by the older and riskier method of taking tissue from the womb (as in amniocentesis, for example).

In 2005, Kenya's Ministry of Health banned traditional midwifery practices, saying TBAs had adopted increasingly risky methods of delivery.

The dispute centered on a risky method of extraction.

Wyeth appealed, contending that federal drug regulators did not call for such a forceful warning and instead approved a label that simply stated a preference for a less risky method of administering the drug.

Some experts said a guilty verdict would have taken a step toward reshaping the asset management industry by encouraging professionals to forgo investment decisions in favor the less-risky method of mimicking indexes.

Any such discoveries might also allow authorities to drill directly into the cavern where the boys are sheltering, regarded as a potentially less risky method of extraction in contrast to forcing the children through a muddy, jagged cave system that is leaving some rescue divers with cuts and bruises.

As part of a wider programme dealing with the monitoring of radioactive particles in the marine environment around Dounreay, UKAEA and our contractor Fathoms Ltd tested the viability of using remotely-operated sodium iodide detectors, as a potential alternative to the more risky method of diver-operated hand-held monitors.