Sentence examples for adding to the risks from inspiring English sources

Through securities lending, pensions and mutual funds borrow money to make trades, adding to the risks within the financial system.

"The elevated levels of stress in European economies and uncertainty about how the problems there will be resolved are adding to the risks that US financial institutions, businesses, and households must consider when making lending and investment decisions," Bernanke said.

This gives would-be prospectors an interest in co-operating, not in adding to the risks and costs.The melting of the summer sea ice has also opened up trade routes between Asia and Europe via the top of the world; 71 cargo ships plied the north-east passage last summer, up from 46 in 2012.

These drugs can be expensive, while adding to the risk of side effects and adverse reactions.

The work on such trawlers is gruelling and often tires the men, adding to the risk factor, Kovalchuk said.

These retail outlets frequently were raided by law enforcement authorities, further adding to the risk for a consumer -- a risk of shame, or arrest.

Another had already had two Caesareans, adding to the risk of this operation or any future pregnancies, but she declined Mr. Makanza's recommendation to be sterilized.

Subtype H9N2 viruses also infect humans, thereby adding to the risk for infection with subtype H5N1 virus.

There is also increasing evidence that pollutants from vehicle traffic infiltrates indoors, adding to the risk of asthma and exacerbations (McConnell et al. 2006).

Over time the razor may become dull, adding to the risk of cuts.

The shooting of Muslim Brotherhood supporters on Monday has added to the risks for both sides.