Sentence examples for risks of granting from inspiring English sources

What troubled the naysayers at that August session was that the district seemed to be rushing to increase data-sharing before weighing the risks of granting companies access to intimate details about children.

But the demand for employees has largely outweighed the risk of granting the wrong people access.

Evidence suggests that the risk of granted disability pension (DP) is increased in patients sickness absent due to mental diagnoses [ 4– 12].

In younger individuals, risk markers related to the severity of the underlying disease (including mental inpatient care and long sickness absences) were more strongly associated with an increased risk of granted disability pension than among older individuals.

The risk of granted disability pension was further increased in case of one or more additional sickness absence spells due to somatic diagnoses and if the duration of the first sickness absence spell due to SRMD exceeded 3 months.

In- and specialised outpatient care due to mental diagnoses was only associated with a significantly higher risk of granted DP due to mental diagnoses, but not due to somatic diagnoses.

Female sex, low education, increasing age, born outside Europe (EU25/Nordic countries), living in rural areas or alone, long duration of sickness absence, comorbidity with somatic disorders and severity of the underlying mental disorder increased the risk of granted DP in individuals with sick leave due to stress-related mental disorders.

Re-wilding requires risk taking, small risks, granted, but risks just the same.

The results showed that the risk of being granted full-time early retirement was significantly lower for females in PT and CBT compared to the CG during the 18-month follow-up period.

Since younger workers have a low risk of being granted disability pension, we also estimated the 5-year risk difference in study participants aged ≥50 only.

Number of days of unemployment tended to show an inverse relation to the risk of being granted a DP the following year.