Sentence examples for presents considerable risks from inspiring English sources

The period of exclusivity can extend 9 years beyond that currently exists for pharmaceutical drugs, and presents considerable risks to the public as consumers, taxpayers, employers and subjects of medical experimentation.

It further presents considerable risks for future mothers and women where child malnutrition, leads to an infinite cycle of malnutrition throughout the life cycle later on.

Borehole leakage not only affects the gas drainage effect but also presents considerable risk to human security.

The announcement claimed that the policy was "developed through extensive study by senior uniformed and civilian leaders" and said that based on the advice of "experts", the administration has concluded that the "accession or retention" of trans people "presents considerable risk to military effectiveness and lethality".

This coping strategy can present considerable risks, particularly when it comes to caring for babies.

The tribunals' own fact-finding ability was so limited as to present "considerable risk of error," thus requiring full-fledged scrutiny on appeal, Justice Kennedy said.

However, willfully disregarding a copyright does present considerable risk.

Considering the high prevalence of HIV among Ethiopian FSWs [ 35] and their clients, the evolution of clients to regular, non-paying partners, and the low rate of condom use with the latter, it is likely that these partnerships present considerable risk.

His fifth review – released earlier this week — has attracted criticism from the Joint Committee on Human Rights for its conclusion that "the control orders system remains necessary… for a small number of cases where robust information is available to the effect that the suspected individual presents a considerable risk to national security, and conventional prosecution is not realistic".

On the one hand, the researchers with Project MIDAS, who announced the growth of the rift, have published research suggesting that, in their words, it "presents a considerable risk to the stability of the Larsen C Ice Shelf". If they're right, it's hard to understate how big a deal it is — Antarctica has lost ice shelves before, but not one so enormous.

Our data are in agreement with the literature data which show that prenatal exposure to benzo[a]pyrene presents a considerable risk to multiple organ systems with negative consequences for postnatal development.