Sentence examples for asserted that the risk from inspiring English sources

Treasury prices slid early, adding to those losses after a Federal Reserve governor, Laurence Meyer, speaking in Toronto, asserted that the risk of overheating in the United States economy was unacceptably high.

In a previous review, the same author asserted that the risk of childhood cancer was negligible at doses of less than 50 mGy [37].

The Collaborative Study Team of World Health Organisation also asserted that the risk of dying from infectious diseases throughout the first year of life was higher for non-breastfed infants.

In addition, a few members asserted that "the risks of an early start to policy tightening exceeded those associated with a later start".

For example, Kocadağlı and Keskin (2015) asserted that the risk-return trade-off is the main concern of financial theory and proposed a new portfolio selection model based on fuzzy goal programming techniques that incorporated the risk issues of investor and market trend.

It complains that partners would have to devote far more time to marketing than they do now, and it asserts that the risk of a bad audit is highest when an auditor is new and less likely to understand the business.

With the backing of some leading veterinary scientists, farmers assert that the risks are remote and are outweighed by improved animal health and lower food costs.

The late professor Clifford Nass of Stanford University asserted that "the ultimate risk of heavy technology use is that it diminishes empathy by limiting how much people engage with one another, even in the same room".

Jeejeebhoy and McCowen and colleagues have asserted that the infection risk in TPN is directly related to hyperglycemia from overfeeding [ 28, 29].

UK government officials have continually asserted that this risk is present with the disclosure of any "classified" document.

The report further asserted that this risk-taking was not unique to BP or its partners in the well, that the blowout was "not the product of a series of aberrational decisions" made by a rogue company, but, instead, reflected an industrywide proclivity for risky behavior.