Sentence examples for minor risks from inspiring English sources

Talking to a reporter and allowing her family to be photographed, she says, also feel like minor risks.

In his first comments on a storm that, while minor, risks painting Miliband as out of touch with everyday concerns, the Labour leader said they barely used the bigger kitchen – the one Russell called "lovely".

The arguing underscored the medical scrutiny given to the volunteers, but also illustrated important differences: physicians who saw no benefit to the experiments did not want to tolerate even minor risks.

the likelihood and anticipated severity of major risks associated with the procedure, including mortality, adverse effects upon cardiovascular and central nervous systems, and common minor risks.

Most people would agree that the social value of a freely accessible video site like YouTube is worth the occasional, quite minor, risks of something offensive sneaking through.

The Fe3O4/C12 nanoparticles seem not to be cytotoxic on the HEp2 cell line, which is a great advantage for the in vivo use of these nanostructure systems for biomedical applications with minor risks of the occurrence of side effects [48].

Mr. Luke called them a "minor risk".

Even so, many business travelers and their advocates say airlines should do much more to reduce even the minor risk of contracting it.

You will have had the thrill, and you might have gained control over it by capturing a moment of "danger," but, in all, it seems a relatively minor risk.

Last year, Mr Walsh said that the closure of UK airspace in the aftermath of the Eyjafjallajokull eruption was "a gross overreaction to a very minor risk", while Mr O'Leary said that the closure was "completely unnecessary".

None more so than the European Central Bank (ECB .Recent statements by both America's Federal Reserve and the ECB signal that they recognise the danger of deflation, even if they still consider it a minor risk.