Sentence examples for risk does come from inspiring English sources

Accidents are hard to account for by vitamin D deficiency, but an increased cancer risk does come out of other epidemiological studies (10).

"The risk doesn't come from machines suddenly developing spontaneous malevolent consciousness," he said.

Never say never but for economies like the US, Germany or Switzerland, default risk doesn't really come into it; they have borrowed in their own currencies.

3.29pm: Flint is explaining that systemic risk doesn't just come from retail deposits and argues that a broader ring-fenced bank is needed than the one proposed by the Vickers commission.

We also examined the effect of choosing yoghurt (as the only homogenous food group associated with diabetes in this analysis) instead of an alternative dessert or snack, to examine the possibility that the reduction in risk does not come from yoghurt consumption but from the absence of the alternative food.

That this technology is at least 20 years away from being a practical technology and comes with unknown risks does not enter Sachs' sci-fi scenario.

Though the DSM did not set out to pathologize shyness, it risks doing so, and has twice come close to identifying introversion as a disorder, too.

Citing the industry's "extraordinary interdependence and mandated interconnectedness," Mr. Cleland, whose analysis is widely respected, predicts that 24 of the nation's 29 top telecommunications companies that have not yet filed for bankruptcy are at risk of doing so in coming months.

But that request has been denied – the committee does not want to risk not coming out under this Government, giving a potential new Republican government the chance to bury it altogether.

Statistical analysis revealed that smoking joints did not increase the risk of coming down with these cancers.

Even worse, with all that needs to get done, there's the risk of coming down with the annual cold or flu.