Sentence examples for citing risks from inspiring English sources

Also on Thursday, Wells Fargo downgraded shares of Johnson & Johnson to market perform, citing risks associated with McNeil's problems.

Gazprom shares rose on the news.America's Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the 11th consecutive time, citing risks of inflation.

Still, analysts said investors' optimism remained fragile, particularly after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged last week but left open the possibility of future cuts, citing risks of a softening economy.

IN Pennsylvania, a recent well blowout sent gas and water polluted with drilling fluids as high as 75 feet in the air, and the Delaware River Basin Commission, citing risks to water resources, has temporarily banned new permits for natural gas drilling in the Delaware River watershed.

Virginia's election supervisors have instructed 22 localities to abandon their existing machines immediately, citing risks inherent in the way they record votes.

However, some local people and nature organisations such as the Woodland Trust have objected to the site more widely, citing risks to the local ecosystem.

Permitting abortions in exceptional cases, they said, gave pregnant women and sympathetic doctors a loophole by citing risk to health.

The EPA began restricting use of OPs in and around the home in 2000, citing risk of human toxicity upon exposures to the compounds, especially to children [ 8].

Somewhat related : scientific results concerning the query and citing risk for chronic diseases and/or epigenetic mechanisms, but that do not relate them.

The enhanced confidence was most evident in two women who were initially undecided but chose VD after reviewing the decision board, citing risk factors associated with CS.

He cited risks, like sinus infections.