Sentence examples for present risks of from inspiring English sources
Saltwater damage to electrical circuits, open gas lines and other damage all present risks of fire and explosion that must be fixed before current can safely be restored to the house, he said.
Laser stimuli present risks of skin damage, whilst electrical stimulation through specially designed electrodes is not selective enough.
"42" pushes in our faces stark images of segregated hotels, public rest rooms, public transportation, the unlimited power minor white functionaries had over African Americans, and ever present risks of violence.
One cannot exclude that routine use of reverse transcriptase inhibitors with such plasma concentrations will lead to side effects and present risks of selection for resistant reverse transcriptase mutants.
Furthermore, in addition to downplaying any clear and present risks of not using new technologies, the precautionary principle ignores the possibility that future advances may reduce or eliminate any future risks.
The higher use among obese teens is likely due to the inclusion of weight loss products in the non-vitamin/mineral DS variable; this finding deserves more specific scrutiny in future research for two reasons: a) rates of obesity are rising; b) weight loss products such as those containing ephedra can present risks of serious toxicity or drug-DS interaction.
Bacteria are frequently detected in stormwater runoff, and may present risk of microbial contamination during stormwater recharge into groundwater.
The ever present risk of unintended negative consequences from human experimentation with damaged habitat will no longer be a factor.
"Such people face an ever present risk of entering a cycle of becoming displaced again and again until longer-term, more stable solutions are put in place".
You've got extremely vulnerable men, women and children existing in prisons with extremely limited and austere regimes, with the ever present risk of suicide and self-harm".
When cooking on pits like these, there is an ever present risk of grease fire, so the cook must be vigilant.
