Sentence examples for because of risks from inspiring English sources

UBS Warburg cut its rating on G.M. because of risks stemming from its large pension liabilities.

Now, insurance analysts expect Pool Re to raise its rates, because of risks now seen to be posed by religious extremists worldwide.

A15 SCIENCE/HEALTH Hormone Research on Hold Researchers working on hormone replacement therapy have been forced to discontinue large studies because of risks from the drugs.

Arena recently toyed with moving downtown to Seventh Street between D and E Streets, but decided against it, largely because of risks associated with financing.

Bariatric surgery, which can reduce weight far more than pills, is now restricted for use in severely obese people because of risks and costs.

The bank added that it had cut compensation awards because of risks facing several business units, including the rate-rigging scandal.

And they'd reduced the dose of vincristine drastically because of the risk of nerve damage.

13 was a great hole because of risk-reward.

Inspection teams recommended that two buildings be closed because of risk of collapse.

Incidence of hepatitis C has declined 11percentt since 1992, probably because of risk-reduction practices among injection drug users, but about 3.2 million Americans are chronically infected.

The problem is that, almost surely, expected returns vary through time because of risk aversion — wealth, everything else varies through time.