Sentence examples for threatening problems from inspiring English sources

It is because ED can be a warning sign of more serious and even life threatening problems on the horizon --problems that could be averted if the warning signs are heeded.

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There was no evidence of an increase in life threatening problems, and nicotine replacement therapy was well tolerated, with almost no difference in discontinuation because of side effects in those receiving nicotine replacement therapy compared with those receiving placebo.

3 We included vignettes for both common and uncommon conditions because we believe that the clinical community would be particularly interested in performance for less common but potentially life threatening problems.

Populations in LDCs are the highest at risk of disease because of the following reasons: (i) poor access to this new body of knowledge, (ii) limited resources to put it into practical use, or (iii) having these limited resources dedicated to "more threatening" problems than fascioliasis [ 1, 2, 45].

More threatening problems were downed wires and precariously hanging branches.

The study details visits by two patients who suffered life-threatening problems.

Now, they had to tell family and friends that their child had life-threatening problems.

In language that was by turns blunt and witty, he decried what he called "a series of life-threatening problems within many of the world's great financial institutions".

In an interview, he said the National Institutes of Health has awarded several research grants for DNA sequencing of newborn blood, which could facilitate the earliest possible diagnosis of health-threatening problems.

Talk of a model is made all the harder by the stability-threatening problems that breakneck growth engenders, from environmental destruction to rampant corruption and a growing gap between rich and poor.