Sentences with phrase «far higher danger»

But I'd argue their citizens, particularly in the US, actually suffer a far higher danger / cost.

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While most alcoholic beverages in the UK already comply with this regulation, health campaigners say these warnings need to include further information to flag high calorie content and the dangers of drinking too much

Second, it's an added danger of moving faster, falling farther and reaching higher.

Ms. Noerdlinger's boyfriend problem is just more grist for the mill for Mr. Mullins and other union leaders, who are spinning the idea that the mayor's reforms are making the city less safe — Mr. Mullins going so far as to place a paid advertisement in newspapers urging the Democratic National Convention not to come to town because New York is «lurching backwards to the bad old days of high crime, danger - infested public spaces, and families that walk our streets worried for their safety.»

UFT members from Districts 13, 14 and 17 as well as high schools from those areas heard UFT President Michael Mulgrew speak about the proposed federal education budget cuts, the attack on unions by far - right privatization advocates, the dangers to hard - won benefits if a state constitutional convention is held in 2018 and other pressing issues.

So far, the only side effects appear to be nausea and diarrhea, but no one really knows the long - term dangers of taking high vitamin and mineral doses.

I spent many hours in 1992 arguing the dangers of such eventualities during the long passage of the Scottish Higher and Further Education Bill.

These dangers are not proven and are reported only at high temperature use, but still worth investigating further.

The researchers adjusted for other factors that would contribute to weight gain, including waist - to - hip ratio and hip circumference, which means that women who were already at a high risk were pushed even farther into the danger zone when they consumed sugary drinks.

If you hit 140 mg / dl or higher at an hour, you're in the danger zone of prediabetes and have to take further tests.

When we are facing danger, it makes sense that we rely on those higher processes far less than we rely on our «gut instinct» --- those older processes that kept us safe for so much longer in our species» history.

The region's population and building booms are far outpacing efforts to reduce exposure to flood dangers, resulting in long - predicted scenarios playing out at high cost in lives and money.

Nuclear power is the only energy source where mishap or malice can kill so many people so far away; the only one whose ingredients can help make and hide nuclear bombs; the only climate solution that substitutes proliferation, accident, and high - level radioactive waste dangers.

This question, following up on question one is designed to expose the ethical duty of high - emitting developed countries like the United States to refrain from further delay on climate change on the basis of scientific uncertainty given that the nation's non-action on climate change is already responsible for putting the international community in great danger from climate change.

Most of these car crashes occur in high traffic areas and at night, but no matter where a pedestrian is hit, s / he is in far more danger of being seriously injured than the driver involved in the crash, and our most vulnerable citizens — young children and the elderly — are the most of risk.