Sentence examples for risk manifested from inspiring English sources

After basic exchange came into existence, more complex forms developed beyond a basic barter economy, and new forms of risk manifested.

In Egypt such tactics reflect a society where women's sexual safety is routinely at risk, manifested here in the failure of thousands of men to do anything to help the victims being assaulted right in front of them.

How does that desire for risk manifest itself?

By drawing neon-sign outlines around what we fear most, we risk manifesting these exact fears into reality.

Similarly, earnings-related risk manifests itself to equity investors largely through systematic earnings risk (covariation with aggregate earnings and/or other macroeconomic indicators).

So where are these risks manifesting themselves?

The genome-wide association studies were early to point out the genetic heterogeneity of AD, showing that each locus has a low attributable risk manifesting in small odds ratios [ 37- 39].

The current findings are in line with the notion that neuroticism represents a long term temperamental marker of risk for depression and suggest that this risk manifests and is mediated through increased tendencies to respond to negative mood with ruminative thinking and, in the case of those who have been depressed in the past, hopelessness and even suicidal thinking.

Eligible patients included those with hypercholesterolemia, a relatively normal HDL-C level, TG <400 mg/dl, with or without high risk, manifest CHD or T2D. Figure 2a shows there were no consistent differences in HDL responses between the upper and lower starting doses of each statin.

The epidemiological assessments discussed above provide some impetus to further focus investigations into how the risk is manifested and why it occurs.

However, whether this negative bias can be considered as a risk factor, manifested before the development of a depressive episode, or is a consequence of suffering from depression, remains unclear.