Sentence examples for identifiable risks from inspiring English sources

With the DAPL that balance is easy to draw, as the identifiable risks from continuing to operate state-of-the-art pipeline are trivial compared to the enormous benefits of keeping it in operation.

It receives fees for insuring certain identifiable risks, and, whenever called upon to pay out on an insured claim, it will liquidate part of the investment portfolio.

AIG used to be in the conventional insurance business, covering identifiable risks it knew something about, until it took advantage of deregulation and a lack of government surveillance to come up with contrived new financial products.

There are known, identifiable risks for poorer maternal and/or infant and child outcomes.

Risk factors for cholangiocarcinoma are well understood, although most patients lack identifiable risks.

Analyzing cells in NAF is a step toward identifying tissue and/or serum based markers of breast cancer risk as 70% of women who develop breast cancer have no identifiable risks factors [ 7].

In a proportion of cases, no identifiable risk factor can be identified, prompting the idea that an oncogenic virus may be involved (Amarante and Watanabe, 2009).

More than half of babies born with hearing impairment do not have prospectively identifiable risk factors, so only universal newborn hearing screening (UNHS) programmes can identify the majority of those affected [ 17].

Of the 10 AIDS victims with "no identifiable risk," all were Haitians.

More than half (1,011) of the cases were closed as there was no longer an identifiable risk, while 687 cases (36%) were open to further action.

To describe a case of chronic isolated fallopian tubal torsion in a woman without identifiable risk factors and discuss the difficulty of diagnosis.