Sentence examples for risk heightening from inspiring English sources
Frank Wu, a professor at the University of California Hastings College of Law and author of "Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White," said policies that target a particular nationality risk heightening discrimination.
For Labour and the Conservatives, the message is clear: the more they focus on immigration, the more they risk heightening its importance among left-behind voters, and the greater the chance that Farage will lock them into his revolt until 2015.
In vitro screenings, in combination with preclinical in vivo studies, may help guide the selection of drug candidates with minimal hepatotoxicity risk, heightening the predictive capacity for human hepatotoxicity.
Now fears over systemic risk, heightened by the dismal failure of AIG, have alerted regulators to the dangers that they may present.
Further, decentralized business trusts may create new negative externalities such as a continued shift in business culture toward heightened risk, heightened economic returns for the few at the expense of the average worker, and decreased diversity.
Such standards would provide clear guidance to non-experts faced with the task of classifying an event as climate change-related, or of classifying a risk heightened by climate change as foreseeably more intense or frequent.
Another is the risk that a contract might unexpectedly be declared incompatible with sharia law and thus invalid a risk heightened by the absence of a single, worldwide body to set standards for sharia compliance.
It's later in the winter that the risk heightens; in Southern California, that's particularly in neighborhoods and roads below arroyos and canyons and along the beach.
Such an approach risks heightening anti-Americanism in an already hostile world.
Hence, the administration's review of nonproliferation policies risks heightening tensions with Russia at a time of great internal change in that country.
But tax policy is a politically perilous issue that risks heightening the already strong nationalist tendencies laid bare during European elections this month.
