Sentence examples for growing risk for from inspiring English sources

Inadequate disclosure laws have real consequences in a world where flooding is an ever growing risk for many communities.

The widespread use of engineered inorganic nanoparticles (EINP) leads to a growing risk for an unintended release into the environment.

And as the sleep debt mounts, the health consequences increase, putting us at growing risk for weight gain, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and memory loss.

The report argues that the rise of cohabitation is a growing risk for children, and that their lives are less stable in such families.

The report states that children now are more likely to have unmarried parents than divorced ones and argues that the rise of cohabitation is a growing risk for children, and that their lives are less stable in such families.

With the unprecedented level of security that courts are placing on legal hold procedures, there is a real and growing risk for corporate legal executives to be compliant or face both monetary and criminal sanctions.

LONDON — The Bank of England decided Thursday to leave its benchmark interest rate at a record low after the bank's governor warned of growing risks for Britain's economy from the euro area.

The downgrade reflects "growing risks for Japan's sovereign credit profile as a result of high and rising public debt ratios," Andrew Colquhoun, head of Asia-Pacific sovereign ratings at Fitch, said in a statement.

Earlier Thursday, the Bank of England held its benchmark rate steady at a record low 0.5 percent, after the bank's governor warned of growing risks for Britain's economy from the euro area.

Addressing Parliament, the UK finance minister said the deteriorating situation in Greece meant growing risks for the UK.

In 2009 "Water Scarcity and Climate Change: Growing Risks for Businesses and Investors," a joint report by CERES and the Pacific Institute, looked at risks to water-intensive industries.