It offers no medical benefit and carries a real risk of harm for some patients.
This meant there was "a real risk of a flagrant denial of justice", the judges said.
That in turn means there is a real risk of a U.K exit or "Brexit".
There was a real risk of its financial situation going the way of Greece or Ireland.
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The real risk on the sentiment front for IGT is from the analyst community.
She told Lord Freud there was a "real risk that this is open to judicial review".
His lawyers say there is now a real risk that he will be removed.
Stagflation is still a longer term risk according to the strategist, but a real risk.
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Jonathan Adler points out what the real risk to Mann is of going down this route.
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The real risk from the new payments system will be borne by the taxpayer.
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But some private economists say there is a real risk of a recession in 2001.
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There is also a real risk that the IRS will decide that donor-dominated management disqualifies a trust.
As Mr Belka, the new finance minister, has admitted, there is a real risk of social unrest.
The World Bank warned this week of the very real risk of a Lehman Brothers style credit crunch.
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The real risk lies in the countless other IPOs less likely to receive so much scrutiny and spotlight.
That, more than any direct trade impact, is the real risk this far-flung crisis poses for America's economy.
The real risk, Keri believes, is that Sternberg gets fed up with the inability to get a new venue.
For healthy patients, other doctors say, the real risk of death from traditional angiograms is far less than that.
"It is a delicate situation, because there is a real risk of inflaming old passions and resentments, " he said.
"It was a real risk to open with prices that were 200% higher than the market, " says Mr. Schrager.
The real risk in this company is its tired product lineup, says A.G.
So when you buy these ETFs you should be aware that there is real risk in those juicy yields.
Instead, there is a very real risk that currently joined-up services will become fragmented, with huge variation in service.
Cubalinda insists that even now there is no real risk for American visitors.
And if the FDA thinks thyroid cancer is a real risk, does it also apply to other drugs like Byetta?
However, a judge at the High Court in London rejected his application, saying there was no "real risk" of prejudice.
But there is a real risk that emerging-market currencies will plummet, inflation overshoot, central banks lose credibility and confidence erode.
"That's the real risk for them, so they need to keep the club afloat by doing whatever they can, " added Farquhar.
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"Because of the poor visibility and high winds we ran a very real risk of going over the edge, " he said.
There is a real risk of total loss of support for next-generation biofuels given the history of the program to date.
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