Sentence examples for practical risks from inspiring English sources

There are sizable practical risks.

Filing a suit against Microsoft carries legal and practical risks for any technology company.

But the exposure that involves is fraught with psychological and practical risks.

Governor Carney today highlights the principled difficulties of entering a currency union: losing national sovereignty, practical risks of financial instability and having to provide fiscal support to bail out another country.

The practical risks of hanging out the mucky bedsheets of power are decreasing just as a generation that has grown up with a weary distaste for government lies hits adulthood.

If that is the case, it is perhaps little wonder that neither the practical risks of climate change, nor the moral imperatives attending it, have done much — at least so far — to bring nations together on a solution.

"We have worked very closely with financial institutions to come up with a practical, risk-based approach that balances benefits and burdens," he said in an e-mail.

But despite the UK's past as a target for IRA attacks, there has to date been little training in this area for planning professionals whose decisions could reduce the practical risk of an attack and mitigate its effects, says Sandra Manley, principal lecturer in UWE's department of planning and architecture.

That was an option that won strong favor among some powerful Iraqis, including some in Mr. Maliki's inner circle, who had been in the forefront of those demanding an end to the American occupation in the years when the demagogic rewards of playing to the Iraqi gallery came at no practical risk, since there was no prospect, then, of that happening.

This study presents a set of models of activity and information infrastructure required for practical risk-based process design.

The differences between the standard approach and the extended approaches are discussed from a theoretical point of view as well as from a practical risk analyst perspective.