Sentence examples for evident risks from inspiring English sources

Why the persistence of the gap despite the evident risks that climate change poses to the global economic system?

There is vast potential (60m people and only 50 bank branches), coupled with many evident risks (decades of intermittent war; nearby genocide; no local currency; frequent famine; sporadic government coups).

Post-deal, Google is still letting Hassabis wander around in the real world and taking his phenomenal brain with him – despite the evident risks of him leaking intrigue, insights and intel about the future of machine learning that Google might prefer to keep to itself.

"In a market that was deregulated in anticipation of widespread competition that is clearly a problem and there are evident risks of disadvantages for passengers when there is little to keep local operators on their toes".

We all know about economies of scale and the power these companies can provide, but also there is the evident risk of being crushed inside these huge gearbox companies.

Sediments from cinnabar roasted piles showed a higher arsenic mobility as a consequence of an intense ore treatment, posing an evident risk of arsenic spread to the surroundings.

He said: "The findings show there is no evident risk of diseases being transmitted from the Tayside beavers to other animals, or indeed to humans.

Given the clearly evident risk, the insurance premium is high (the price of the CDS's) -- 80-90 cents on the dollar.

There was an "evident risk," he said," of a "return to school systems that are in fact (though not in law) resegregated... .. Yet Breyer did not write for the majority in the case in question, which concerned integration in schools in Kentucky and Seattle.

Being ourselves witnesses of the demand for this invaluable book, we rejoice in the present prospect of a supply, hoping that it will prove as advantageous as it is honorable to the gentleman, who has exerted himself to furnish it at the evident risk of private fortune.

When controlling for previous injuries in a later follow-up in the same cohort, no evident risk increase was noted [33].