Sentence examples for engender risks from inspiring English sources

As we learned from previous episodes, rising energy prices could engender risks to both inflation and economic activity.

As described by Rasmussen [Safety Science, 27(2–3), (1997) 183], these boundary conditions tolerated by use mark a migration of the system towards less safe levels, reduce the room for manoeuvre of the operators, and engender risks for the socio-technical system.

Any change in AED regimen may engender risk of seizure exacerbation, and a proportion of patients may be expected to experience worsening seizures when current therapy is withdrawn.

However, a general lack of far-sighted greening perspective and inter-city synergy might engender some risks regarding the long-term resilience and stability of urban ecosystems and broad social efficiency.

(General Practitioner, Case 139, 46, interviewer's notes) These approaches have created increased capacity while controlling costs, but also engender new risks as relationship continuity has fallen away.

Smell deficiency also engenders safety risks in the elderly.

They require a modicum of technical familiarity and engender some risk every time you place your trust in an un-verified link.

This led to widespread use of CE-MRA in patients with impaired renal function where examinations employing iodine-based contrast media engender significant risk.

However, due to this high PCR sensitivity, which engenders a risk of sample cross contamination and therefore a risk of potential false positive results, RT-PCR is not recommended by the World Health Organization for routine postmortem diagnosis of rabies in animals [ 4].

He promised to push them "to move as quickly as possible to restructure their compensation packages so that they will not be engendering excessive risk-taking".

A weakness of this study is the relatively small sample size, which engenders the risk of type II errors.