Sentence examples for rising risk of from inspiring English sources

A near-term cause of the slide is the rising risk of recession in America.

A rising risk of hostilities in the region is adding further complexity.

Turned off by long hours, average pay and a rising risk of malpractice lawsuits in obstetrics, young doctors are gravitating instead toward specialties like dermatology and ophthalmology.

Hundreds of millions of pounds will be committed to protecting homes in England from the rising risk of flooding, ministers announced on Wednesday.

The Real Estate Roundtable sees a rising risk of default and foreclosure on an estimated $400 billion in commercial mortgages that come due this year.

Cameron cut flood defence spending in 2010, only raising it after floods hit later, and has been repeatedly warned of the UK's rising risk of floods.

While costly for Spain, those high yields attracted investors willing to overlook the rising risks of holding Spanish debt.

This report is a grim and disturbing document, telling us that the world economy is doing significantly worse than expected, with rising risks of global recession.

Hannover Re experienced catastrophe losses in 2010 that were 21% higher than the amount it took in on premiums.That probably reflects one disaster-prone year and the fact that more things are being insured, rather than rising risks of calamity.

"We see rising risks of deflation, which could prove disastrous for the recovery," Ms Lagarde said at the National Press.

For Salama and Jha, it's only a reminder of the rising risks of the growing number of dangerous outbreaks that come with population growth, climate change and new migration patterns.