Sentence examples for risk generation from inspiring English sources

The specific characteristics of the site affect risk generation and its evolution.

This second step would examine the interdependencies between risk generation from different hazards (for example, fires subsequently followed by floods and landslides) and cascading events (for example, the 2011 earthquake-tsunami-nuclear disaster that affected Japan) (Kumasaki et al. 2016) that add complexity to the hazardscape (IPCC 2012; Gill and Malamud 2014).

Therefore, it is critical to further promote a change in the production mode of risk information at a national level: "from measuring risk as an objective externality that can be reduced towards understanding risk as both an opportunity and a threat, and towards improved identification and estimation of the causes and consequences of risk generation and accumulation" (UNISDR 2015a, p. xviii).

Cathedrals, which Jenkins rightly praises, were at risk a generation ago.

Culbertson wanted to better understand the employment risk each generation faces from automation, so he turned to clicks at Indeed.

The numerical results show the great potential of proposed model with lowest risk on generation cost.

In mountain headwaters, climate and land use changes affect short and long term site water budgets with resultant impacts on landslide risk, hydropower generation, and sustainable agriculture.

Fitch Director Andrew Joynt believes solar projects are demonstrating lower operational risk, better generation performance and lower volatility.

Companies that won't consider new practices risk losing "Generation Go" and other key talent on their teams.

The Corporate Banking, Treasury and Investments division covers all the bank's capital-intensive activities in risk asset generation and funding regionally and internationally.

Because rituximab is a human/mouse chimeric antibody, there is a theoretical risk for generation of human antichimeric antibodies (HACAs).