Sentence examples for confine risk from inspiring English sources

Ideally, lenders want not only rates commensurate with risk, but also controls that confine risk and maybe even provide an escape hatch.

The idea is that some inferences, like (1-3), are structured in a way that confines any risk of error to the premises.

The Netherlands is known as a low-prevalence country, where the HIV epidemic is mostly confined within risk-groups.

Sap-sucking aphids dwelling within cramped confines inside trees risk drowning in their own sticky excrement.

And despite relatively low overall prevalence, the HIV epidemic among children is no longer confined to higher risk groups like child sex workers and drug users.

The infection cancer association was modified by frequency of bladder infections, with the highest reduction in risk confined to women with ⩾2 bladder infections.

The disease, which is largely confined to its risk groups of pregnant women, the elderly and immunocompromised individuals, has increased in incidence in recent years.

This disturbs those within the hospital's confines, raises the risk of medical errors, and can even slow the pace of healing and contribute to lapses in short-term memory.

While dietary intake was not associated with mortality, there was a non-linear association between waist circumference and mortality with the increased risk confined to those in the second quarter of the population distribution, and a strong linear trend for increased risk associated with smaller mid upper arm circumferences.

This highly undesirable hazard is unfortunately inevitable … to miminise this risk we confined our selection to case histories of patients who were thought unlikely to read this book".

Children in England risk being confined to the classroom because so few are now taken on school trips, MPs will warn ministers today.