Sentence examples for risky context from inspiring English sources

FSE with insufficient organisational conditions suffer both a risky context and low activity levels of control and assurance activities, which increases the risk of insufficient safety of meals served.

39 Health System Strengthening is extremely challenging in the fluctuating and risky context of South Sudan, with periods of active conflict and relative peace.

Importantly, the prevalence of STIs was highest among women in the public-to-public (50.0%) and public-to-RRL (47.1%) categories, and condom use was lowest in the public-to-public category (8.3%) reflecting the risky context for FSWs soliciting in public.

Such results suggest that conceptualizing the 7-repeat DRD4 allele exclusively in risk-factor terms is misguided, as this variant of the gene seems to heighten susceptibility to a wide variety of environments, with supportive and risky contexts promoting, respectively, positive and negative functioning.

An example of prevention programs that make use of the contextual information targeting adolescent drinking would be informational apps for parents in which they can identify risky contexts.

The idea of teaching history as experience, though, is risky, unless context is carefully prepared.

This exploratory qualitative study investigated self-perceived risk and protection factors that may reinforce the ability of children living in refugee camps on the Gaza Strip to adjust to a traumatic and risky life context characterized by loss and dispossession.

Ultimately, this information may result in police increasing patrols of risky drinking contexts (e.g., parking lots during a football game); parents being educated about high-risk settings; and specialized prevention materials, resources, and services provided at relevant locations.

They want to make P6 the rainbow flag that's not a rainbow flag, the shout-out for equality that sidesteps the syllable gay, which is so ridiculously risky in the context of these particular Winter Games.

The importance of each of our 69 factors was assessed but we could not ascertain whether each factor was safe or risky or whether context changes the emergent dimensions of factors.

Convergent evidence was also noted for indications of psychological well being, risky behaviours, and context and frequency of NSSI.