Sentence examples for unsafe changes from inspiring English sources

To anyone reading this article, any kind of unprofessional or unsafe changes to the body are not condoned.

However, there exist some certain behaviours associated with aggressive driving such as excess and dangerous speed, following the vehicle in front too closely, in other words tailgating, erratic or unsafe lane changes, improperly signalling lane changes and failure to obey traffic control devices (stop signs, yield signs, traffic signals, etc).

He said 39 of the summonses were issued for following too closely; the others were given for speeding, unsafe lane changes and other violations.

State police said falling asleep at the wheel, unsafe lane changes, excessive speed, driving under the influence and driver inattention were the main contributors to fatal accidents on the Thruway in 1999.

For now, the police focus seems to be on outrageous driving habits typically seen on highways and major streets: speeding, following too closely, making unsafe lane changes and the like.

Since the crackdown began in May, the State Police and the State Department of Motor Vehicles issued 1,489 tickets for following too closely, 1,365 for speeding, 159 for unsafe lane changes, 93 for reckless driving and the rest for other violations, according to the governor's office.

Pleural manometry is a valuable tool to determine lung expansibility and helps to avoid unsafe pressure changes during thoracentesis.

The allegations against them — mostly misdemeanors — included unsafe lane changes or DUIs, not having car insurance or operating vehicles with tinted windows.

Police said Martinez traveled as fast as 90 mph and went on to make several unsafe lane changes on the freeway before exiting onto Figueroa Street and making a U-turn in front of an officer before continuing to avoid authorities.

Similarly, amongst those using nPEP for the first time during study follow-up the perception that nPEP would increase unsafe sex changes from the "agreement" to "disagreement" range following first nPEP use.

Migration is often associated with family separation, acculturation and a greater sense of anonymity leading to unsafe behavioural changes such as early sexual debut. 1 2–5 Early sex initiation and subsequent unsafe behaviours, such as sex with multiple sexual partners with inconsistent or non-use of condoms, further exacerbate the spread of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).