Sentence examples for risk inflicted from inspiring English sources

"People climb mountains and expose themselves voluntarily to all kinds of risks, but they don't like risk inflicted upon them that they don't understand or have control over, like West Nile," said Dr. Roger E. Kasperson, director of a risk study center at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.

Such a method is particularly useful for evaluating the risk inflicted on the patients diagnosed with such cardiovascular diseases before and after surgical operation, and therefore has high clinical benefit for medical doctors parallel to examining the physical defect of the septum.

Secretary Paulson's proposals to change the structure and function of the S.E.C., if adopted, risk inflicting serious damage to investors and our capital markets.

Both senators remain keenly aware of the damage they risk inflicting upon their own image by aligning themselves too closely with Trump's controversial brand of politics.

But as Republicans grapple with how to respond to groups like Black Lives Matter, they risk inflicting the kind of harm that in 2012 earned GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney just 6% of the African American vote.

So the choice is: do we risk inflicting enormous damage to us at a time when we are riding high or do we accept that there will have to be a bit of a loss of face".

The FSA has plans to bail out banks and speculators but has no proposals for managing the risks inflicted on normal people.

The risk premium is a measure of investors' views about shares' expected returns: if war makes profits and dividends less certain, investors bid down share prices relative to bonds, in order to reflect the risks inflicted on business activity.A recent analysis by Morgan Stanley calculates the equity risk premium before and during the second world war.

But on the debt ceiling issue, a case in which a political fight risks inflicting real economic damage, he was firm: The limit must be raised on time.

By failing to hold on to both seats, Begg reckons even those hitherto supportive of him may soon conclude that he has become a, "no-hoper who risks inflicting lasting damage on the party".

Instead of taking one foot out of the propaganda pit and questioning whether we really need any more US imperialism stomping over the Middle East, war with Iran seems to be far less a question of "If?" and more a question of "When?" It's not only the language of print and online media that risks inflicting the crimes of Iraq upon Iran.