Sentence examples for demonstrable risk from inspiring English sources

This review, covering studies and observations published over several decades, demonstrated that in general, exposures have been minimal and did not show any demonstrable risk when chrysotile was used in brake linings and pads.

"The reckless conduct in this case poses a demonstrable risk to the safety of the public if Dr Murray remains out of custody on bond".

"Nothing that the applicant has said persuades me that the demonstrable risk could be reduced to an acceptable degree by conditions that might be attached to any bail order," Byrne said.

Some critics of the Bush administration, who have become critics of Mr. Obama as well, have long said they are skeptical that there are detainees who are a demonstrable risk to the country but against whom the government can make no criminal case.

However, in the event, and given the mounting PR nightmare of even replacement Note 7s having a demonstrable risk of an exploding battery — coupled with the model being namechecked as a safety hazard at airports and on flights all over the world — it's hardly a surprise Samsung has decided to pull the plug and put the Note 7 out of its misery.

As David Simon, creator of HBO's "The Wire" and a former Baltimore Sun reporter, told the journalist Bill Keller earlier this year, "juking the stats" is a demonstrable risk if political pressure is high and accountability is lacking. .

Regular soda "poses the greater and demonstrable risks of obesity, diabetes, heart disease, gout, tooth decay, and other health problems," the CSPI said in a statement.

Indeed, the vast majority of respondents (86%) did not regulate, accredit, or certify Internet pharmacy sites, and 75% had no regulations permitting or prohibiting the online purchasing of pharmaceuticals from other countries, a practice which has already been identified as creating significant and demonstrable health risks [ 15].

"His advisers knew it was long past time for him to assert himself in a more demonstrable way or risk seeing the entire enterprise slip away," Dan Balz reported the next day, in the Washington Post.

We therefore recommend that the limit should be enacted as planned in June 2010, and that opposing opinions from the alcohol industry be overruled due to significant and demonstrable public health risk.

36 These observations should not be taken in any way as a suggestion that achieving substantial dietary change to the extent that will be associated with demonstrable reduction in risk is an easy task.