Sentence examples for ongoing risk to from inspiring English sources
We are prioritising our activities to ensure that any level of ongoing risk to the public is minimised".
We continue to see ongoing risk to luxury sector earnings and valuation, of which Burberry is not immune despite its attractive exposure to digital".
At 11.37pm the official annotating events and the radio operator were evacuated from the site, "due to the ongoing risk to personnel".
"The fact that he continues to remain unaware of the inappropriateness of his actions or words demonstrates to me that he may be creating ongoing risk to the community," said U.S. District Judge Kiyo Matsumoto, in revoking his bond.
The report concluded the department engaged in a "significant amount of deadly force" that presented an "ongoing risk to the public". A settlement provided for enhanced training and other remedial measures.
Dementia itself was not a bar to a trial, she acknowledged, but there had to be a "need to have a trial for the public protection" and "in this case there was no ongoing risk" to the public.
They highlight serious concerns about the ongoing risks to children and adults held on the island.
I would love a follow-up on the ongoing risks to human health and the environment created by wood burning.
"House Republicans are struggling to play catch-up on jobs after Chairman Bernanke called for more aggressive fiscal policies than they have supported so far," Senator Charles Schumer of New York said in a statement, referring to Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, who warned last week that political gridlock continued to "pose ongoing risks to growth".
"While the U.K. probably exited recession in the fourth quarter and will probably record strong growth in early 2010, there are ongoing risks to the recovery," said James Knightley, an economist at ING. "We suspect that Bank of England policy will remain unchanged for several more months".
Frequent dosing, with little or no short-lived effects, results in ongoing risks to staff and patient.
