Sentence examples for risk boosting from inspiring English sources

A grand coalition would not only be scratchy and quarrelsome but also risk boosting support for the extremes.

Governments would also have to implement the one-time tax quickly, or risk boosting tax evasion, "and increasing tax evasion would in turn decrease the acceptance of the levy," the Bundesbank said.

As a good Leninist, he puts political power first and he knows that the structural economic reforms his country needs – to land ownership, the labour system, financial markets, state enterprises and resources pricing – would compromise the growth the regime needs and would risk boosting inflation.

Outreach project reduces AIDS risk, boosts confidence for young people in Tajikistan DUSHANBE, Tajikistan, 1 October 2008 – Zarrina (not her real name), 18, has been working as a prostitute for two years.

One commentator, Stefano Folli, warned in La Repubblica on Saturday, however, that by picking a fight with Mrs Merkel, Mr Renzi risked boosting the credibility of the Germany-baiting, populist parties he was trying to sideline.

The pair hope to follow Estonia into the euro, reducing their currency risk and boosting their image with investors.

He has already made repeated calls on Turkey's central bank to lower interest rates, at the risk of boosting inflation.

Any intervention carries great risk, but boosting the international force in Central African Republic for a limited operation may yet prevent the crisis turning into a catastrophe.

TST has been the only tool for the identification of infection in recently exposed children but it suffers from several operational and performance constrains such as low specificity, subjectivity in readout, dual visits, risk of boosting etc.

One hundred twenty two HCWs (31%) were TST reactive (induration >5 mm), at a previous screening in the past and therefore TST was not evaluated in this subset, to reduce the risk of boosting effect or false positive test after BCG vaccination.

In these turbulent times for the world's decision makers, it is hardly surprising that the 2013 Forum takes the theme of Resilient Dynamism, with the focus on minimising risks and boosting resilience of our economies and societies.