Sentence examples for emphasise the risk from inspiring English sources

Defenders of the status quo are bound to emphasise the risk of change as part of their case.

Those lobbying firms offering clients help to navigate the minefield of a select committee appearance emphasise the risk of disaster from an ill-prepared performance.

The government is not willing to discuss its reaction in the event of a vote to leave since its sole goal at this stage in the campaign is to emphasise the risk of such a vote by saying that the decision would be irreversible and would likely be met with a brutal response from Britain's European partners, primarily the French.

US expert Professor Linda Aiken, from the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing, who led the research, said: "Our findings emphasise the risk to patients that could emerge in response to nurse staffing cuts under recent austerity measures, and suggest that an increased emphasis on bachelor's education for nurses could reduce hospital deaths".

Anti-piracy campaigns emphasise the risk to society if people get the idea that it's OK to take without asking ("You wouldn't steal a car... ..) but the risk I worry about is that governments will get the idea that regulatory collateral damage to the internet is an acceptable price for achieving "important" policy goals.

"Likewise, I did also emphasise that there was also quite a chance that April would also be wetter than normal but in the context of where we were at that particular point as a country I felt it was right to emphasise the risk of dry conditions continuing as a precautionary principle".

The Inners will relentlessly emphasise the risks to trade, jobs and investment posed by a vote to leave.

Anti-smokers understandably rush to emphasise the risks of so-called passive smoking, or external tobacco smoke.

If Yellen and her colleagues emphasise the risks that still remain in the US economy, it will be viewed as a "dovish hike", suggesting policymakers are more worried about growth than inflation, and reassuring markets that have become dependent on central bank support.

Prevention strategies aimed at older individuals, such as strength and/or gait training, reduction in tripping hazards, typically emphasise the risk-reduction of incidences occurred inside the home only.

For the first time in the ART era, we quantify the high risk of death during the first month of TB treatment at a programme level, and emphasise the risks associated with retreatment and HIV status.