Sentence examples for escalated risks from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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).

Instead, relying on science and taking escalating risks seriously, we conclude the world needs a new development paradigm of growth within limits.

Brüno ranges more widely than its predecessors and is altogether more dangerous in the escalating risks that Baron Cohen and his team of guerrilla film-makers take.

They argue convincingly that we are on the verge of a post-scarcity world that will slash poverty and "unlock countless opportunities and new life trajectories," at least if we avoid the rapidly escalating risks to such progress.

The correspondence indicates that the briefing showed that the rate of child exposure to reportable incidents indicated a deterioration of their mental wellbeing, and the escalating risks of sexualised behaviour, depression and self-harm as the length of detention increased.

Cities globally are likely to bear a major share of the escalating risks in the coming years and the financial burden associated with climate adaptation.