Sentence examples for significantly less safe from inspiring English sources

Privately rented homes were found to be significantly less safe on average then those maintained by councils or housing associations, as well as homes lived in by the person who owns them.

I believe strongly that we would be significantly less safe outside [the EU] because of all the networks, the relationships, the policy exchanges, the determining on data sets, things like fingerprinting, things like European arrest warrant, things like joint research on explosive detections on arms and so on.

Would life under these circumstances be significantly less safe?

In his later and less-active years, an agreement was made to keep the Yankees in the Bronx, and we now have a wonderful new Yankee Stadium in a wonderful neighborhood that is not significantly more or less safe at game time than it was when Steinbrenner was the world's highest-profile Bronx basher.

In the novel object test, Rac1N mice spent significantly less time in the safe zone (genotype effect, F1,24 = 22.36, P < 0.0001, Fig.  1 E).

Using the TDFI approach across three hospitals, we have demonstrated that co-designing interventions using evidence based strategies to address key barriers can significantly increase the uptake of national recommendations of NG tube positioning and significantly reduce the use of less safe behaviours.

8 9 A recent Australian randomised controlled trial of caseload midwifery care for women in all risk categories showed that care in less interventionist models was as safe and significantly less costly than routine public hospital care (in press).

In addition, poor women were significantly less likely to have used safe motherhood services (health facility delivery, skilled delivery care and postnatal care) compared with their non-poor counterparts regardless of exposure to the programme.

The data suggest that the hybrid capture 2 cut-off level could be increased in primary screening; this seems reasonably safe and is significantly less burdensome for women.

"New York City continues to be the safest big city in America, and one of the safest of any size, with significantly less crime per capita than even small cities," a police spokesman, Paul J. Browne, wrote in an e-mail on Tuesday.

In paired analysis, participants reported using basic airway control and external compression for haemorrhage control significantly more frequently at six months than they did at before the course but used safe lifting and moving techniques significantly less frequently (table 2).