Sentence examples for demonstrates risk from inspiring English sources

While Dr. Wong admits that no study conclusively demonstrates risk, he still advocates caution.

This large outbreak demonstrates risk and clinical impact of HA for nonimmune travelers to HA-endemic countries.

Table  2 also demonstrates risk prediction in unrelated BPI and HSP 70 SNPs as well as non-associated combination of BPI and HSP 70 and combination of all five examined SNPs.

"The unmistakable message that is sent by this policy is that people who demonstrate risk spending the night in jail because of their part in a demonstration," said Christopher Dunn, a lawyer for the New York Civil Liberties Union, which brought one of the lawsuits.

But it said challengers must show a demonstrated risk of severe pain along with a feasible alternative that would significantly reduce that risk.

"There was no demonstrated risk to the public safety at all," said Kevin Bankston, senior staff lawyer with the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

In Baze v. Rees, the Court upheld Kentucky's lethal-injection protocol by 7 2, on the ground that the inmates challenging it had failed to prove that the protocol created "a demonstrated risk of severe pain".

In that case, Baze v. Rees, the court left room for challenges to execution methods that involve a demonstrated risk of severe pain compared with available alternatives.

In 2008, in Baze v. Rees, the Supreme Court ruled that challenges to a state's lethal injection protocol must show that it "creates a demonstrated risk of severe pain" and that "feasible" and "readily implemented" alternatives would "significantly" reduce the risk.

In that plurality opinion, the chief justice said states with lethal injection protocols "substantially similar" to that used in Kentucky would be immune from challenges under the court's new standard, which requires death row inmates to prove not only a demonstrated risk of severe pain but also that the risk is substantial when compared with available alternatives.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said in the court's controlling opinion that challengers must show not only that a state's method "creates a demonstrated risk of severe pain," but also that there were alternatives that were "feasible" and "readily implemented" that would "significantly" reduce that risk.