Sentence examples for raised risks from inspiring English sources

A1 A team of earthquake experts published a paper describing how the earthquake off Sumatra on Dec. 26 raised risks of a fresh offshore earthquake.

Ballot-integrity advocates warned that this raised risks of fraud by hackers, or mischief by partisan local officials because electronic ballots lack secrecy and are not safeguarded by witnesses.

Last month BHP Billiton, a rival mining firm, withdrew a stock bid for Rio, saying its debts and the difficulty of making disposals raised risks to an "unacceptable level".Such concerns are mirrored in the prices of credit-default swaps (CDSs), a type of insurance against bankruptcy, which have risen to alarming levels for all six firms (see chart).

However, if individual women wanted to learn if they carried the mutations that raised risks for breast and ovarian cancer, Myriad insisted that only its labs test them, at a cost of $3,000, according to Dr. Harry Ostrer, director of molecular genetics at NYU Langone Medical Center.

The Bank of England said its monetary policy committee voted unanimously this month to hold the benchmark interest rate at 6percentt because reduced growth in the United States and the Continent's euro zone and falling stock prices and rising oil costs raised risks of a slowdown.

The study also said there were consequences to the rise, which included potential raised risks for mothers and babies - such as stillbirth - in future pregnancies.

The raised risk tree shows the high probability of the risk derivation.

She said there was also the risk of the baby overheating and a raised risk of cot death.

A notably raised risk was also observed among those with uncertain gestational age.

Again, there was no raised risk associated with a CD diagnosis.

A significantly raised risk of referable retinopathy was associated with an increased duration of diabetes mellitus.