Sentence examples for risk citing from inspiring English sources

But mortgage executives played down that risk, citing the high qualifying ratios for these loans.

They say that ex-offenders are higher risk, citing vigilantism, arson and potential reoffending as some of the justifications.

Judge Irizarry put off a decision on bail, but questioned the prosecutor's assertion that Mr. Collins represented a flight risk, citing his long battle.

Mr. Colgan was arrested Friday, and at his arraignment yesterday, an assistant United States attorney, Adam H. Schuman, argued that he was a flight risk, citing the weight of evidence against him, including tape-recorded conversations.

During the proceeding, before Magistrate Judge Theodore H. Katz, a prosecutor from Mr. Bharara's office said federal authorities believed that Mr. Esmerian was a flight risk, citing what he said were the jeweler's ties abroad — relatives in Paris and some time living in Greece — and strong evidence that he had bank accounts in Switzerland or Liechtenstein.

A review by independent researchers, public health experts, and the National Academy of Sciences concluded that the chemical did pose a significant health risk, citing evidence linking perchlorate to thyroid problems in children and pregnant women.

The most common reason for hospitalization was excessive bleeding – another risk cited by AUL.

Even so, the ability of debt-laden governments to rein in their deficits was cited as a concern by 71% of those polled – up from 61% in 2011 – while the most significant risk – cited by 72% - was over-regulation.

In the survey of 305 respondents from 74 countries and all groups of stakeholders in the industry, the No. 1 risk cited was "management quality".

They also express the need to focus prevention on the population at risk (the risk cited being professional status and overweight).

The estimated relative risk of 4.8 did not differ from the risk cited in the original model (P = 0.91).