Sentence examples for risky combinations from inspiring English sources

More than half (52percentt) of long-term users said that they have taken other prescription medications for anxiety, depression and sleeplessness while on opioids, and 1 in 6 said that they have consumed the drugs along with alcohol — risky combinations that could have dire consequences.

What is fascinating by all of this is that anxious and avoidant are risky combinations because the avoidant voters won't give the anxious voters support and the anxious voters want to invade the space of the avoidant.

It is only a question of time before a reasonable number of risky combinations for sepsis development and for poor outcomes can be determined [ 30].

"It's probably pretty well known that prescribing an opioid and a benzodiazepine is a potentially risky combination," Sun said.

It doesn't respond to drugs, and must be treated with a risky combination of surgery, radiation and chemotherapy.

Here at last we see Hunt realizing that great landscape painting depends upon a risky combination of detail and atmosphere.

The opinion expressed by the critics, that ketamine and ECT is a particularly risky combination, is simply not borne out by the evidence.

Panetta, a jovial Californian, has also shown that he's not afraid to make a point by resorting to a risky combination of humor and religion.

But one can accept that pre-emption is sometimes necessary yet prefer to rely not on an invasion of Iraq but instead on a less risky combination of containment, pinpoint bombing and assassination.

For Athens and Lisbon, it is a risky combination: low reserves of capital when the cost of new debt is increasing, while their ability to generate tax revenue to pay for these obligations is shrinking because of tough austerity measures.

Alcohol and interviewing can be a risky combination.