Sentence examples for example of the risk from inspiring English sources
Sustainability responses must accelerate to avoid major risks to cities. Climate change impact on cities, likely to be significant if global sustainability initiatives are not quickened, is a paramount example of the risk.
THE New York City Housing Development Corporation's plan to retire this week a $178 million issue of high-interest bonds sold in 1982 is attracting attention in the municipal bond market as an example of the risk that investors assume when they agree to buy new bonds before reading all the fine print.
As a final example of the risk of a normal life activity, a drive by car over 100 km, e.g. for a retake of the image in Fig. 1, has in the EU on average a risk of 1 × 10−6 for a fatal accident [41], the risk for an injury is much higher.
The SVU episode strikes me as an extreme example of the risk of going public as a survivor: your story is no longer your own.
Bonin has pointed to the Ellison as an example of the risk of allowing such rentals in buildings covered by rent control.
Consider the example of the risk of ARDS for different genotypes given in Table 1.
The impact on childhood cancer research and care is a particularly poignant example of the risks imposed by Brexit.
Politifact has called Trump's use of these stories, which may not be statistically typical, an example of the risks of using anecdotes to drive policy.
Taylor said that Michael Phelps, the swimming hero of the Beijing Games, was a prime example of the risks facing young celebrities in the YouTube generation.
This is an example of the risks associated with the widespread use of psychiatric drugs, frequently without any attention to life circumstances and psychological issues.
