Sentence examples for escalated risk from inspiring English sources
Western military advisers were warned of an escalated risk of fratricide this week, and told to stay out of Afghan ministries unless their activities were "mission critical". Even then, they were told to walk in groups of two more, and civilian advisers were asked to remain with an armed guard or soldier at all times.
This sometimes causes an escalated risk of violence as we saw in this case". Dansky said authorities have a right to protect themselves, but she said these tactics are sometimes misused.
In those without prior CVD, increasing numbers of metabolic syndrome variables (excluding waist) escalated risk.
Adherence was assessed at 3 months both by self-reported adherence to any new or escalated risk reduction strategy and by self-reported adherence to each individual strategy separately.
In those without prior CVD, increasing numbers of MS variables escalated risk regardless of the MS definition being applied; those with diabetes plus all MS components had two to three times the risk of those with diabetes alone (regardless of definition).
The outgoing chief, John J. Mack, had already announced he would take no bonus for 2009, after presiding over an era when he escalated risk-taking and the firm nearly went out of business.
The shipment, which officials portray as an attempt to introduce sophisticated new antiaircraft systems into the Arabian Peninsula, has raised concerns in Saudi Arabia, Oman and Yemen, as the weapons would have posed escalated risks to civilian and military aircraft alike.
Releasing quarterly updates of three reports on the outlooks for the economy, debt and global financial stability, the fund cut its estimates of global growth this year to 3.25 percent, from the 4 percent it forecast in September, on "sharply escalated" risks emanating from Europe.
Steve Coll joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss the escalating risk of nuclear warfare under Trump.
Practitioners have noted the escalating risk for children being overweight and having cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes.
Silberstein, J. L. et al. Reverse stage shift at a tertiary care center: escalating risk in men undergoing radical prostatectomy.
