Sentence examples for risk applies from inspiring English sources
"The risk applies in particular to passports without biometric security features.
These arise from this landslide, from Mr Blair himself and from the challenge of government.The landslide risk applies most strongly to constitutional and welfare reform.
More research is needed to determine whether Vioxx's heart risk applies to all COX-2 inhibitors, said Dr. Eric J. Topol, the Cleveland Clinic's chairman of cardiovascular medicine, in a telephone interview.
The risk applies to both saline- and silicone-filled implants, and to all women who have them, whether for reconstruction after cancer surgery or for cosmetic enlargement of the breasts.
However, whether this increased risk applies to men diagnosed subsequent to prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing is not known.
Smaller size nuclear reactors (IAEA defines as "small" those reactors with power<300 MWe and "medium" with power<700 MWe) can represent a viable solution for both the stakeholders, especially for developing countries, or countries with not-highly-infrastructured and interconnected grids, or even for developed countries when limitation on capital at risk applies.
Dr. Siegel said that connection was "unequivocal," but that a significant risk applied only in people who have severe heart disease.
Regulators and credit rating agencies concerned about credit risk apply stringent financial measures to reinsurers.
Talking to students in an economics class makes it plain they knew they were taking a risk applying to a school with no record.
The factor of risk (applied force/fracture force) is a useful concept for considering both the injury and the disease component of osteoporotic fractures.
Based on these figures, the background mortality risk applied in the model was 7.7% for the first year and 0.16% for years 2 20 (risk of death over a 19-year period, i.e. 1 89.5%/92.3%, annualized).
