Sentence examples for closely risks from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Yosano said that Japan needed to watch closely "risks from overseas economies and currency moves".

Lending has become more expensive, and rightly so, to reflect more closely the risks of companies' defaulting.

The bank president, Jean-Claude Trichet, said the central bank would "continue to monitor very closely" the risks of inflation.

The reforms would also tie the premiums paid by companies to the PBGC more closely to risk.

The obligations of Basel 2, which will force banks to align capital more closely with risk, has been useful in this respect.

In four years on the job, Mr. Pozen recast Fidelity's fund unit, struggling in 1996 from withdrawals and poor performance, into one defined by a breadth of styles, increased international operations and closely managed risk.

We look closely at risk in our rankings, as it is so closely associated with performance.

This indicates a particular need to closely monitor risk pregnancies among these women.

As an example, the interpretation of the results of regression models analysing closely related risk factors throughout lifetime is controversial.

Children in the poisoning group were supervised less closely during risk taking activities than children in the injury group.

Because the diseases under investigation are rare in all population subgroups, rate ratios in the data closely approximate risk ratios in the population.