Sentence examples for representing a risk from inspiring English sources
In its statement, Renault said that in 2011 its break-even point had been "too close to the 2.72 million cars sold, representing a risk to the enterprise".
Far from representing a risk, Mrs Robinson's visit showed the government's strong commitment to the improvement of human rights in our country.Alma Rosa MorenoMexican ambassadorLondonBerlusconi too busySIR – Your article on Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's prime minister, contains a serious inaccuracy ("He's sitting pretty", July 20th).
Two distance metrics are used, representing a risk neutral and highly risk-averse decision maker.
As a result, 25% of responding user institutions had infected colonies representing a risk of contamination to other colonies.
Many human pathogenic viruses are transmitted via the oral fecal route and water is one possible vector, representing a risk for public health.
Moreover, in both cases, cultures are time consuming and require direct sample handling, representing a risk of infection for laboratory personnel.
Without question, this show represents a risk".
That could either represent a risk or a great opportunity.
Colors like yellow or steely gray represented a risk.
These attempts to connect with a broader public represent a risk.
"Therefore at present avian influenza does not represent a risk to the general public".
