Sentence examples for cited risks from inspiring English sources
He cited risks, like sinus infections.
Mr. McIntyre cited risks to the department's mission.
Explaining United States participation in the currency action today, Mr. Summers cited risks to the global economy.
Judge Robert S. Lasnik of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington cited risks to public safety in granting the injunction.
The potential drawbacks of overseas operations do not go unnoticed; 85% of the top 100 U.S. public technology companies cited risks associated with international operations as a concern, according to the 2008 BDO Seidman Risk Factor Report for Technology Businesses.
The next-most-frequently cited risks were insufficient oversight by physicians (12%) and increased drug resistance (11%).
Risk factor knowledge varied and none mentioned hypertension, age, obesity, or gender; the most commonly cited risk factor was diabetes mellitus.
The problem of work-related neck and upper limb disorders among computer users has been reported extensively in the literature, and commonly cited risk factors include static posture, speed and force of keyboard operation.
It cited risk for medical "errors and reduced job performance" as well as drowsy driving on the way home.
Surprisingly, a commonly cited risk factor for hypoglycemia, trying to maintain tight blood sugar control, was not the cause.
Winstock and his partners found that a "bad trip" was a commonly cited risk for the drug, and that "the majority of users rated the effect of DMT as stronger than ketamine, magic mushrooms and LSD".
