Sentence examples for deep risks from inspiring English sources
State regulators believe that by limiting drilling to areas where the Marcellus Shale is at least 2,000 feet deep, risks of contaminating the water supply with toxic chemicals will be reduced.
"I was reminded of my mother's journey from Guatemala to America and how she took such deep risks.
The oil spill might seem a completely man-made mess, the result of some careless drilling, but the nature of the enterprise — plumbing the ocean's resources, daring the dangers of the deep, risking lives to fill elemental needs — is unthinkable without taking the sea's powers and promise into account.
For those with the deepest risk appetite — or deepest wallets — the best strategy is one that allows them to look beyond all the noise the fiscal cliff will create.
Watkins says the deeper risk is that British politics becomes more inward-looking, with some politicians interpreting the leave vote as a sign that the UK should be less engaged with the international community as a whole.
There is a deeper risk as well: Offering false hope through inadequately tested products has the potential to undermine drug development by diverting patients away from placebo-controlled trials.
Of course, a deeper risk analysis would be needed, not only with respect to atherosclerosis, but also as altered ApoB levels have been associated with neuropathology [ 39, 40] and infection susceptibility [ 41].
We found a more than twofold higher risk for younger patients (risk ratio 2.35) and for patients with extensive deep burns (risk ratio 2.25) to develop AKI early (Table 5).
Kick deep and risk a long return for a touchdown and a chorus of what-were-you-thinking? critics.
On the other side of the equation, the troubled eurozone economies are still mired down in the mud of deep recession risk".
A longer, deeper recession risks greater political instability and here there are absolutely threshold effects leading to greater economic decline.Mr Kling then lists several risks of a large fiscal stimulus.
