Sentence examples for a mounting risk from inspiring English sources
A mounting risk of famine is the result.
With its housing market blighted and its consumers growing fearful, America now faces a mounting risk of recession.
In today's Europe, the enemies are more likely to be sluggish to non-existent growth in many countries, deflation in others, high unemployment, structural rigidities and a mounting risk of debt default.
This, Naím claims, produces a uniquely dangerous kind of disaffected alienation: "If there is a mounting risk to democracy and liberal socieities in the 21st century," he writes, "it is less likely to come from a conventional, modern threat (China) or a pre-modern one (radical Islam) than from within societies where alienation has set in".
This substantiates the mounting risk of enhanced contamination occurring rapidly during the rainy season as agricultural cover increases.
Therefore, schizophrenia presents an increased risk for CKD, and the use of NSAIDs seems to have some synergistic effects for this mounting risk in these patients.
Last week, I published a story on the mounting risks to Trump's Presidency, in which Trump's friends and Republican strategists told me that the President is increasingly insulated from anyone who can check his impulses.
For his part, Abbas is said to see a limited popular uprising as useful because of the message it delivers to both Israel and the international community of the mounting risks of a moribund peace process and how serious things could become if security cooperation were to end.
VALENCIA, Spain, Nov. 16 — In its final and most powerful report, a United Nations panel of scientists meeting here describes the mounting risks of climate change in language that is both more specific and forceful than its previous assessments, according to scientists here.
It was largely thanks to this ideology that regulators ignored the mounting risks.
He said there were also mounting risks to the global economy posed by problems in emerging market economies.
