Sentence examples for measures risk increasing from inspiring English sources

Yet those measures risk increasing support for Jobbik, Hungary's xenophobic, anti-EU party, which won 17% of the vote at the last elections.

Many of the Government's measures risk increasing the prison population in England and Wales, which stood at 85,345 on Friday, just 150 short of last October's record high of 85,495.

Thereby, the weights trade off goodness of fit criteria against empirical measures of risk, increasing the model ensemble prediction performance.

Measured risk has increased more quickly than many institutions have been able reduce it, and attempts to reduce it have added to volatility and downward pressure on prices, further increasing measured exposure to risk … The rational actions taken by even the strongest financial institutions to reduce exposure to future losses have caused significant collateral damage to market functioning.

The risk ratio measures the increased risk for developing a disease when having been exposed to a risk factor compared with not having been exposed to the risk factor.

Seven perceptions were measured, including: increasing risk, dread of risk, belief that they know the risk, known to science/experts, personal control, trust of authorities and public support for the risk-reducing measures.

As ideal measures decrease, cardiovascular risk increases by the percentages listed in the boxes.

Traders are eagerly watching [US Federal Reserve chairman Ben] Bernanke's testimony later today on the increased risks that face the US economy mentioned in the last [Fed] meeting and of the potential for further stimulus measures down the road should risks increase.

Based on the findings, linking house maintenance credits with adoption of risk mitigation measures, increasing house value with certification of buildings for adopting measures and providing special credits to homeowners with children can motivate homeowners for taking these measures.

In the example given in Table 1, the risk ratio of 9.19 measures the increased risk of those with the C allele having ARDS.

They also measured risk tolerance by gradually increasing the temperature of the ants' foraging area from 26°C to 60°C.