Sentence examples for risk likely from inspiring English sources
U.S. investment and visits have increased markedly, and if he departed from President Obama's policy, President Trump would risk likely business backlash for minimal political gains.
The rest of the risk likely lies in rarer genetic variations undetectable in existing studies, which have analyzed hundreds to thousands of patients.
It even announced a share buy-back.At a minimum, though, Goldman faces "headline risk", likely further probes and distractions from running the business, says Mike Mayo, an analyst with CLSA.
Plus, with both Kuznetsov and Orlov, the Capitals were dealing not just with traditional questions (like, will the New York Rangers, needing a center and with plenty of cap space, sign Kuznetsov to an offer sheet?), but also with whether either was a flight risk, likely to head back to their native Russia.
Based on epidemiology, in most cases, risk likely reflects the coaction of several loci but the approximate numbers of loci involved at the individual or the population levels are unknown, as is the spectrum of allele frequencies and effect sizes.9, 10 At present there is limited direct molecular genetic evidence that favours the existence of common risk alleles.
Potential for tropical storm development in the Arabian Sea over the next few days threatens land areas in southern Pakistan, though main risk likely to be exceptional rainfall and flooding.
That means that the drug's heart risks likely injure far more patients than Rezulin's liver risks did.
Valuations are barely below the long-term averages and when you weigh in the risks likely closer to full value.
Complete paralysis for >48 h without significant concern for an ascending lesion (surgical risks likely to outweigh the chance of functional recovery).
These risks likely dominate the risks from occasional casual and commercial activities associated with migrants.
Poorly regulated global capital flows pose substantial health risks, likely much greater than liberalized trade in goods [ 78- 80].
