Sentence examples for could be risks from inspiring English sources

Some cardiologists warn there could be risks, like misdiagnoses, to making echocardiograms standard in a physical exam.

Osterloh, who also sits on the VW supervisory board's influential steering committee, said there could be risks to jobs should the decline in orders persist.

There could be risks for taxpayers, too: some regulatory lawyers say they are concerned that the designation will be an implicit guarantee of future bailouts.

The Bank of England's financial policy committee – set up to look for risks in the financial system – said there could be risks to stability from banks' exposure to debt in emerging markets.

And there could be risks we don't know about: could moving the genetic material of one person to another also transfer unwanted characteristics, like a propensity toward diabetes or cancer?

Meanwhile Mark Howson said this was the company's second profit warning this year, following one in May, and there could be risks to the payout to shareholders: At the company guided £21m-£23m £21m-£23m profit, we would view the current year dividend as being around 1.1 times covered by earnings pretaxare.

There could be risk in limiting the network to that audience, though.

Cameron said: "Without British aid hundreds of thousands more could be risking their lives seeking to get to Europe.

She was hesitating about signing up for the military because she knew she could be risking her life.

By seeking clemency, Chelsea could be risking further punishment from the FA, which reserves the right to increase the suspension as easily as shortening it.

She told Le Journal de Montreal: "It gives me shivers to realize that some people could be risking their lives by going on the show".