Sentence examples for heightening risks from inspiring English sources

David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "We believe this would be misguided, as more QE would provide only marginal benefits for the real economy, while heightening risks of financial distortions, bubbles and higher inflation".

("[T]he very same trends heightening risks in the near term can enable better outcomes over the longer term if the proliferation of power and players builds resilience to manage greater disruptions and uncertainty").

An extension of our model using repairable system reliability theory with decision models may allow us to develop effective policies that minimize the cost of de-consolidating political institutions and the heightening risks of state failure, civil conflict and unrest.

Giant aneurysms are managed with combined anticoagulation and antiplatelet therapies, heightening risk of bleeding complications.

Prior studies find type 2 diabetes and gastric and hepatobiliary comorbidities heightening risk of pancreatic cancer.

It cited heightened risks of the country's growth prospects.

Both of those calculations now involve heightened risks as the 2012 elections approach.

Immigration legislation could rally Hispanic voters, but also heighten risks for Democrats in competitive races facing defections by white independents.

But there are slightly heightened risks of a flopperoo.

Suspending such strikes could heighten risks for advancing infantry.

Numerous reports describe heightened risks of poor maternal and birth outcomes for immigrant and Aboriginal women.