Sentence examples for prevails risks from inspiring English sources

Germany's stance, if it prevails, risks perpetuating the link between weak banks and governments, which Europe had hoped to sever through a banking union.Despite the many uncertainties that remain, the ECB's plan seems likely to help restore confidence in peripheral banks and lower their borrowing costs.

In reality, Cont argues, what visionary mathematician Benoît Mandelbrot calls "wild randomness" prevails: Risk is concentrated in a few rare, hard-to-predict, but extreme, market events.

And when such unintelligent and ungodly relation prevails, the risks should be obvious.

In summary, various vaccinations are associated with a higher relapse of steroid-sensitive nephrotic syndrome, yet the benefit for the preventive medicine prevails the risks of triggering a relapse these patients.

However, a focused analysis of economic risks prevails over environmental and social risks, and the assessment of mutual interfaces is scarce.

It all suggests that in the end, if things go according to plan, politics will have prevailed: the risks associated with a possible exit of Greece from the euro, and even from the European Union, outweighed those of keeping it in.

The findings suggest that the integration of economic risks prevails over the consideration of environmental and social risks.

In all three method clusters, economic risks prevail while socio-environmental risk facets are less often considered and, hence, leave much room for further analyses.

However, if selfishness and fear prevail, we risk losing the noble idea underpinning the European project.

If these negative trends prevail, we risk losing the results of centuries-old engagement of humans in piebalds' breeding.

Access to land is found not to be a problem and as long as high emigration rates prevail, the risk of land degradation due to the agricultural activities of shifting cultivators is expected to be low.