Sentence examples for be considerable risks from inspiring English sources

"There is an understanding across the board within the kingdom, in the highest spheres, that if you're going to 15, you'll hit 15, but there will be considerable risks...of a steep decline curve that Aramco will not be able to do anything about".

These facts suggest that there may be considerable risk of secondary infection from p-dCJD patients.

The Bank said there were "considerable risks" on the horizon as ministers hold talks in Brussels over exiting the European Union.

However, as this population ages in homes that haven't been designed for their lifestyles, there are considerable risks to elderly people's health and safety.

But there were considerable risks, she said, and the speed of the bankruptcy proceedings had left Detroit with little margin for error.

He  insisted there would have been "considerable risks" in setting the initial share price higher, given the Government's intention of attracting long-term investors.

"There are considerable risks" in presenting yourself as an employer of choice, said Martin G. McGuinn, the chairman and chief executive of the Mellon Financial Corporation in Pittsburgh, which introduced such a campaign last year.

Sin taxes could bridge some of the gap in the near future, but there are considerable risks in seeing them as a reliable form of long-term funding for health.

Armstrong, NIESR's director of macroeconomic research, said there were considerable risks for a country with high debt levels adopting another country's currency, in this case the pound, in an informal way.

I went on a tourist visa because it's relatively easy to obtain but also knew there were considerable risks in that, if authorities found out I was a journalist.

Because of heterogeneity and lack of robustness across the studies, there were considerable risks for bias if performing meta-analyses of the prevalence of transfers (Additional file 3).