Sentence examples for bringing the risk from inspiring English sources

It said that heavy, slow-moving and thundery showers were expected to develop on Monday afternoon, bringing the risk of some torrential downpours, particularly across northern areas.

The group said that up to 200,000 children in the mountainous region around Rio de Janeiro remained in danger as heavy rains continued to fall, bringing the risk of further flooding and landslides.

He warned, however, that the ratio of household debt to income has doubled, from 50percentto100percentcent, in the last decade, bringing the risk of overcommitment for many borrowers.

The outlook for August is more of the same, with a few days of drier, more settled weather and the chance of continental air bringing the risk of humidity and thunderstorms.

Stormy conditions hit parts of the UK on Monday morning, with strong winds and heavy rain expected to spread westwards bringing the risk of travel disruption and flooding across.

Forecasters say the weather should turn much colder, bringing the risk of ice.

The recent Facebook-Cambridge Analytica chaos has ignited a fire of awareness, bringing the risks of today's data surveillance culture to the forefront of mainstream conversations.

A new chief executive starts next summer which brings the risk of expectations being lowered.

The Hurricane Center said this would bring the risk of "dangerous" and "life-threatening" inundation.

Waiting until age 70 to claim Social Security brings the risk of failure down to 38percentt.

And by stimulating demand, cheaper electricity will bring the risk of rationing a bit closer.