Sentence examples for continued risks from inspiring English sources

The Fed, which next meets on March 18, has forecast slower growth and continued risks to the economy from the housing and credit markets.

RBC Capital Markets said: Valuation does not look enticing, given continued risks to forecasts, management uncertainty and a balance sheet that is becoming more stretched.

But while the changes are expected to lower costs for women, older beneficiaries and the sick, men and younger, healthier people are likely to see higher rates as insurers try to hedge against continued risks.

Nortel Networks is expected to report second-quarter revenue of $2.698 billion on Wednesday Aug. 3. Standard & Poor's Equity Research said Nortel's June contract award from Telefonica Moviles Espana "underscores the company's viability as a telecom supplier, despite recent changes in management and continued risks tied to accounting reports".

But while the changes are expected to lower costs for women, older beneficiaries and the sick, men and younger, healthier people will likely see higher rates as insurers try to hedge against continued risks.

Given the potential implication of these results to public health, additional research should be undertaken to confirm or refute these findings and to evaluate continued risks, if any, associated with ongoing uses of the insecticides.

They said: We see continued risk to earnings despite consensus 2015 earnings per share declining by 35% year to date.

The objective of this study was to develop a new analytical methodology to assess and evaluate the continued risk of traffic pollution due to the circulation of vehicles near monument facades.

Continued risk assessment by evaluating cardiac biomarkers in healthy and unhealthy individuals can lower the mortality rate of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs).

As the impact of policy measures fade in 2010, the pace of Asia's recovery will hinge on the recovery of global export demand and continued risk appetite.

And that approach, says de Place, reveals how DOT is putting the public at continued risk.