Sentence examples for means a risk from inspiring English sources

The fourth column is called "Assumptions" – which essentially means a risk analysis.

Jaime Rowbotham, analyst at Morgan Stanley, said: "While civil [aerospace] issues are well flagged, continued weakness in power systems and marine means a risk of more disappointment.

If P or base cations become limiting, N will start to leach which means a risk of increased eutrophication of surface waters.

On the other hand, separating the condenser inlet and outlet plenums means a risk of not controlling the pressure difference between the two plenums and then overfeeding or underfeeding the condenser.

A five-star rollover resistance rating means a risk of rollover is less than 10% in a single-vehicle crash; one star means a risk of over 40%.

A five-star rollover resistance rating means a risk of rollover of less than 10% in a single-vehicle crash; one star means a risk of over 40%.

Health: Does safer flying mean a risk of radiation?

But investing in China can mean a risk for international dairy companies.

Shares held in euros would mean a risk on the currency market as well as the stock market.

The LeCounts didn't quite understand it, though they did understand that neglecting the problem meant a risk of fire.

This transition increases the burden for spouses, whereas the status of widow or widower may mean a risk of lack of care.