Sentence examples for pose a substantial risk from inspiring English sources

No studies have been conducted on how Cipro affects pregnancy, but the centers said it was unlikely to pose a substantial risk.

Our sense is that at this stage these developments do not pose a substantial risk to the US economic outlook," she said.

The inspector general said that payments to consultants, advisers and researchers "pose a substantial risk of fraud and abuse" if the payments exceed "fair market value for the services rendered".

"We have studied this thing inside out and continue to do so, and we are not finding contaminants that pose a substantial risk, or pathways of exposure," said Mark Lowery, a department spokesman.

AT AN 11am news conference this morning in Tokyo, Naoto Kan, Japan's prime minister, announced that elevated levels of nuclear radiation emanating from the Fukushima power plant pose a substantial risk to human life in the area.

"There have been increasing disruptions in the supply of oil to the global market over the past several months, which pose a substantial risk to global economic growth," the group said in a statement.

Ms. Brown said she continued to believe that the seats posed a substantial risk to children.

She had alleged that the Norths posed a "substantial risk for mismanagement of medications, financial loss and physical harm".

In 1986, for instance, Dr. Edward Gripon, a psychiatrist, testified that David Harris, then 25 and freshly convicted of murder, posed a substantial risk of further violent acts.

As well as sugar in drinks, the study found that natural fruit sugar, or fructose, posed a substantial risk for gout.

Climate change posed a substantial risk to development and cutting poverty, the report said, adding that action on emissions need not come at the expense of economic growth.