Sentences with phrase «at an increased risk of injury»

This condition could place the vehicle occupants at increased risk of injury from a motor vehicle crash.

Many buses are not equipped with adequate safety devices, which can put passengers at an increased risk of injury.

Children, for example, are at an increased risk of injury because of their size.

This can be disastrous for motorcyclists, who are already at increased risk of injury in a crash.

She suggests that inappropriately designed fitness programs and services put users at increased risk of injury and adverse health outcomes rather than providing them with the tools to build a healthy lifestyle.

The lack of cushioning and support may mean some lightweight shoe converts are at an increased risk of injuries such as shin splints, heel pain or stress fractures, particularly when running on a hard surface such as concrete, podiatrist Matthew Armfield from Complete Feet explains.

Concern: If the seat belt anchor bolt can not be properly secured into the anchor plate, this could place vehicle occupants at an increased risk of injury during a motor vehicle crash.

This could lead to a vehicle rollaway situation that places vehicle passengers and bystanders at an increased risk of injury.

Bicycle riders are at an increased risk of injury in an accident.

But, if you aren't using good form, you're not only putting yourself at an increased risk of injury, but in addition to that, you're also not going to reap the full benefits that particular exercise has to offer.

Conequence: If the seat frame is not welded in the correct places, the seat may not perform as intended, and in the event of a crash, the seat occupant could be at an increased risk of injury.

Conequence: If the seat - frame attachment hooks are not secured properly, the seat may not be adequately anchored to the vehicle, and in the event of a crash, the seat occupant could be at an increased risk of an injury.

Conequence: If the passenger frontal air bag does not deploy as intended in the event of a crash, the passenger is at an increased risk of injury.

Because they can not defend themselves adequately against attacks by other animals, declawed cats who are allowed outdoors may be at increased risk of injury or death.

The changes mean vets will be allowed to shorten the tails of some working dogs, which ministers say are at increased risk of injury.