Sentence examples for emphasises the risks from inspiring English sources

The report instead emphasises the risks from malaria and dengue as a reason to develop and deploy GM insects.

They emphasised the risks to the business, such as a strike and the lack of a pay deal.

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

Her staff emphasised the risks of a no-fly zone, warning of potential civilian casualties and "collateral damage".

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

Above all, we shall be emphasising the risks and uncertainties; but every judgment will be ours and we guarantee the independence and integrity of our work.

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.

But Mr Carney has also emphasised the risks and uncertainties, and has scrapped [the Bank's] commitment not to cut rates below 0.5%," she continued.

So perhaps political rhetoric that provokes fear – emphasising the risks of terrorism, economic instability and so on – can have a subtle but powerful effect on some groups of people when it is used to try and sway votes.

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.

Whenever he could, he emphasised the risk that coming out of the EU would pose to the economy.