Sentence examples for risk of dumping from inspiring English sources

24/7 news means newspapers and TV are at risk of dumping painstaking objectivity for recycling the latest hysteria-powered suspicion, and conspiracies are now, best of all, profitable – see the once venerable Daily Express front-paging yet another spin on the death of Princess Di.

Aside from the risk of dumping a perennial Pro Bowl quarterback for the relatively inexperienced Kolb, the Eagles are taking the chance that McNabb will embarrass them twice a season when they play the Redskins and elevate Washington in the division race.

In this model, patients choose a hospital while taking into account the risk of dumping.

Global warming has increased the risk of dumping heavier precipitation -- as rain or snow -- over most land regions that experience storms.

But the CCC said EU efficiency standards for vehicles and appliances would have to be replaced to avoid the risk of manufacturers dumping inefficient products on UK consumers.

However, in recent pharmaceutical applications involving pulsatile delivery, multiparticulate dosage forms are gaining much favor over single-unit dosage forms because of their potential benefits like predictable gastric emptying, no risk of dose dumping, flexible release patterns and increased bioavailability with less inter- and intra-subject variability.

The 40vol% ethanol release medium is often used to assess the risk of dose dumping associated with co-intake of controlled release formulations with strong spirits [20].

I believe that it is also an agreement that achieved the social convergence of 25 Member States and that is a very good political sign in terms of gradually removing the disturbing risk of social dumping.

See article.The European Parliament voted for a wide-ranging reform of Europe's Common Fisheries Policy, which includes protecting stocks that are at risk and stopping the "discard" policy of dumping dead fish into the sea.

Even in the late 1990s, your forward-thinking approach allowed you to recognise the need to develop and evaluate dredged material concepts in order to meet ecotoxicological standards and to assess the risks of waste dumping activities.

More often, it is accused of "dumping".