Sentence examples for close to risk from inspiring English sources

En route to the Stanley Cup, games are considered too precious to disrupt with fighting, too close to risk with penalty minutes.

In theory, of course, the mere fact that a rating agency says a particular bond is AAA (close to risk-free) doesn't mean that investors have to buy it; the agencies' opinions should be just one ingredient in any decision.

Interventions that are only indirectly about American interests, like Somalia, he says, should be "as close to risk-free as possible," and, he suggests, "maybe somewhere along the way we should have a volunteer force that is specifically volunteering for missions other than defending the country".

"We're not going to come close to risking this guy," Twins Manager Ron Gardenhire said of Slowey, who had missed his previous start with elbow tendinitis.

According to the above, his risk of death is very close to the risk of death for the general population before detection of tumour recurrence.

Italian government debt does not carry anywhere close to the risk of its Greek counterpart.

It's dangerous for a tiger cub that young to be that close to people (risk of disease is high).

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The result was 32 confirmed infestations, an average of 2.67 each week, in addition to observed lice that failed to establish an infestation, close to our risk estimate.

This RR was close to the risk of 2.77 for singleton siblings, leaving little space overall for recessive or childhood shared effects.

In contrast, neither CO nor SO2 exhibit any substantial health impact, as both have relative risks close to the null risk of one for the majority of the four models.