I realise that the slightest opening could become a life-threatening risk.
Angioplasty has fewer life-threatening risks than bypass surgery.
Patients face life-threatening risks because the private organization inspecting the nation's hospitals is "unlikely to detect substandard patterns of care," Federal investigators said.
It appears on a prescription drug's label and is designed to call attention to serious or life-threatening risks.
Requiring that police obtain a warrant before determining whether an arrested individual is armed would subject officers to potentially life-threatening risks.
The only test anchored in reality is one in which people implicitly value their own lives by taking avoidable, life-threatening risks in return for more income.
A boxed warning on a drug's label calls attention to serious or life-threatening risks.
He has also faced life-threatening risks many times for helping others including a time when he climbed a burning house for saving a little boy.
This situation could mean a life-threatening risk and there have been instances of serious accidents and even terminal injuries.
They were concealed by Italian families or by groups of partisans who took the life-threatening risk of hiding Jews.
