Sentence examples for because of a risk from inspiring English sources

Participants are usually reluctant to try new techniques because of a risk of institutional embarrassment.

Guidant recalled implantable defibrillators in June because of a risk of electrical or memory malfunctions.

· 1,900 abortions (1%) were classified as having been carried out because of a risk that the child would be born with disabilities.

The Efexor antidepressant from Wyeth should not be given to adolescents because of a risk of hostility and suicidal thoughts, British regulators said yesterday.

Medtronic fell $6.33, or 11percentto to $50 after the company said it suspended sales of its Sprint Fidelis defibrillation leads because of a risk they could break.

Women who are pregnant, or plan to be, should avoid taking Paxil because of a risk of birth defects, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has warned.

"I know that sledding presents a problem to us because of a risk-management situation," Mr. Brennan said.

As long ago as 1965, Citibank faced significant losses in its Brussels branch because of a risk-loving trader.

Or participants may not have been aware of the optimal strategy, and instead wagered high because of a risk-seeking bias, a personality trait that can affect post-decision wagering (Fleming & Dolan, 2010; Schurger & Sher, 2008).

After cardiologic consultation, dabigatran was discontinued, replaced by aspirin because of a major risk of bleeding compared with the thromboembolic risk.

The risk of death increased more sharply among primigravid women after 38 weeks' gestation because of a greater risk of antepartum stillbirth.