Sentence examples for noted risks from inspiring English sources

He noted risks, including the possibility that foreign intelligence agencies would provide nonpublic information to the managers of such funds to assist their investing decisions.

This year 92% of brands reporting to CDP – the global non-profit organisation that gathers data on environmental risk – noted risks from the physical impacts of climate change, up from 84% in 2012.

The future deficits will not be as severe as Mr. Bloomberg has projected because some of the rise in property values has not yet been reflected in tax receipts, according to the report, which, however, also noted risks from rising interest rates, higher oil prices and a slowing housing market.

The company noted "risks that Verizon may assert, or threaten to assert, rights or claims with respect to the Stock Purchase Agreement as a result of facts relating to the security incidents disclosed on September 22, 2016 and December 14, 2016 and may seek to terminate the Stock Purchase Agreement or renegotiate the terms of the Sale Transaction on that basis".

Drug/solvent abuse (4,356, 25.1%) and alcohol abuse (3,511, 20.3%) were noted risks for some of the caregivers.

All the same, he noted, "risk assessment is a risky business and is notoriously inaccurate".

Of investigations where alcohol abuse and lack of social supports are not noted risk factors, the next best predictor of transfers to ongoing services is single-parenthood.

The study findings support the importance of obtaining a careful history to determine malaria risk and conducting PCR screening for asymptomatic infection in children with the noted risk factors.

He noted the risks of further inflationary pressure and made clear that more interest-rate hikes may be necessary.

It is important to be noted that risks associated with the use of technology systems are becoming increasingly important in our society.

The NRC itself has noted the risks of allowing utilities to develop extensive fire response plans relying on employees rather than requiring remedies to equipment.