Sentence examples for lifting risks from inspiring English sources

Companies invest less in new plants and equipment and lay more people off when their profits are pressed, lifting risks of recession.

"That's lifted risk appetites and assets across the world.

Comparing occupations 'highly likely' to lift versus those 'somewhat likely' to lift, we interpreted the interaction in terms of the effect of lifting on risk of kOA at the three levels of BMI (−1SD, 0SD, and +1SD).

Two or three scans would be sufficient to heighten the risk to such levels for brain cancer, while five to 10 would similarly lift the risk of leukaemia, according to a study funded by the Department of Health and the US National Cancer Institute.

The trouble is, his two strategies conflict: the first aims to reduce the cost of doing business, the second risks lifting it up again.First, the good news.

Pulling glue off a finished surface risks lifting the surface with it, so some subtlety is required.

The worst myth, these researchers stress, is that women who lift weights risk growing muscles like a man's.

As the talks proceeded, Brown was even willing to lift some risk-management rules on big regional banks ― like Key Bank, BB&T and SunTrust — as long as he got stronger consumer protection standards as part of the deal.

They waved at me, but I was far too light-headed to risk lifting an arm from the handlebars.

A slide board and a carry strap for patient lift assist (Weiler et al., 2013) were outfitted on every FD gurney to improve access and help reduce lifting loads and risk of strain during the lateral transfer of a patient.

Or it could provide a lucrative way to reward loyalty to party and president.Lula makes light of the risks in lifting the oil.